Leadership
NETAC is a Collective Impact initiative established by its Founding Steering Committee (below) in 2022-23.
Today, NETAC is led by a Leadership Team that guides the efforts of Working Groups with support from a Backbone Organization, the Community Engagement Lab.
Over 250 arts and community leaders from across New England have engaged in the design of NETAC’s mission, vision, and strategic framework.
NETAC working groups are forming in 2024 to begin implementing programming in 2025.
2024-25 Leadership Team
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Anne Campbell
VERMONT
Co-Chair, Leadership Team & Network Building -
Lanea Collins
CONNECTICUT
Co-Chair, Communications -
Corey DePina
MASSACHUSETTS
Co-Chair, Leadership Team & Professional Learning -
Randall Nielsen
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Co-Chair, Communications -
Hanna Ross
RHODE ISLAND
Co-Chair, Network Building -
Beth Wilbur Van Mierlo
MAINE
Co-Chair, Professional Learning
2022-23 Founding Steering Committee
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Eric Booth
NEW YORK
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Anne Campbell
VERMONT
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Vanessa Ford
MASSACHUSETTS
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Paul Gambill
VERMONT
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Ashley Hensel-Browning
VERMONT
Co-Chair -
Erin Maile O'Keefe
VERMONT
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Jeannette Rodríguez Píneda
NEW YORK
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Gowri Savoor
NORTH CAROLINA
Co-Chair -
Ally Tufenkjian
VERMONT
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Linda Whelihan
VERMONT
Working Groups
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NETWORK BUILDING
Building participation, ownership and support in NETAC among cross-sector stakeholders with a focus on equity, diversity, and belonging.
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COMMUNICATIONS
Building a sense of community, belonging and purpose in the work of NETAC through continuous communication among Working Groups, NETAC Hubs, and Stakeholders.
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PROFISSIONAL LEARNING
Creating a rigorous multi-tier teaching artist professional development program that builds and promotes exemplary models of school and community partnerships.