Tuesday, July 14, 2020 3-4:30pm (*This session will be recorded.)

 

The pandemic brought about a massive shift in how the arts sector works with schools and communities to provide enrichment for students and adults. Teaching artists, performing artists and arts partners jumped in with both feet to provide high quality virtual instruction for youth and content for broader audiences. As we traverse uncharted virtual territory filled with new opportunities and challenges, the sector needs to understand what kinds of protections are necessary to ensure both individual artists and nonprofit rights are protected.  Join us for a moderated discussion with lawyers David Gold from Cole Scholtz P.C. and Lori Landew of Audible Inc. to clarify misconceptions and highlight the realities of intellectual property law.  Special guest Christine Duffy, from ProBono Partnership, will also share information on how nonprofits can access additional legal resources.  PLEASE NOTE: While this session will provide invaluable information, the panelists will not and cannot provide legal advice. 

 

Register here!  We are seeking questions to the panelists in advance.   And please use this link to Slido to ask and vote on your colleagues’ questions for the Panelists.

 

Panelists: 

David Gold, Esq, Member, Cole Scholtz P.C. and Board Member at Arts Horizons Inc. 

Lori Landew Esq, Vice President, Content Legal at Audible Inc.

Christine Michelle Duffy, Esq. Director, NJ Program Pro Bono Partnership

Moderator: Lauren G. Meehan, Director, Arts Ed Newark