The  Association of Performing Arts Professionals (APAP)  has pulled together resources to help you and your team prepare for and respond to the potential impact of the Coronavirus. 

Billboard  has a state-by-state listing of resources for professional musicians.    

Congresswoman Nydia M. Velasquez, of NYC’s 77th District, is regularly updating her website with information here. Her office can be contacted here for further assistance or direction.

This  COVID-19 & Freelance Artists  list contains general resources, advocacy links, and a growing list of funding opportunities.    

Creative Capital  has a comprehensive list for artists working in all disciplines, organizations trying to steady the boat, and anyone working to create the new normal. 

DC’s  Capital Bop  has posted a list of resources for DC jazz artists and audiences.  

The DeVos Institute of Arts Management at the University of Maryland  is offering pro bono consultations to any U.S.-based non-profit arts or culture organization between March and June 2020, as a response to the mounting effects of the Coronavirus pandemic.

Jazz Philadelphia  has shared a list of national resources for musicians and other resources that are specific to Philadelphia and PA.

The  Joan Mitchell Foundation  has posted a COVID-19 Emergency Resources for Visual Artists listing that breaks opportunities out by regions as well as nationally.

Maryland Citizens for the Arts  has a great list of resources for artists and organizations including grants, relief funds, and info on MD’s small business relief programs. 

The  Maryland State Arts Council  has posted resources specific to MD organizations, artists, and businesses as well as links to national resources.

NAPAMA (North American Performing Arts Managers and Agents)  has posted a list of resources including information related to airfare refund and/or cancellation policies, emergency fund and relief programs, sample communications, and more. 

The  New Jersey State Council on the Arts  is sending a weekly newsletter and posting resources to their website. 

New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA)  is posting regular updates with information on their programs as well as other links to support.

The  New York State Council on the Arts  has a resource list for NY-based artists and organizations that includes funding as well as preparedness, legal, and other technical support. Many of the resources are national as well.

For Parents and Students: information on where NYC schools are still providing free meals to families is  online here. For information on remote learning/learn at home,  visit this website.

The  Pennsylvania Council on the Arts  provides resource links for artists, organizations, creative entrepreneurs, arts workers, and arts administrators.

For Small Business Owners who needs assistance during this outbreak, first,  read this SBA fact sheet. Then,  visit the SBA website to begin your application.

The  Virginia Commission on the Arts  has put together a great list of resources for VA artists and organizations. The list also includes national resources and resources for audiences.

For Workers seeking unemployment insurance,  visit the New York State Department of Labor website here.