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We will unify the territory to present a single, powerful economic force in the city, to assist members in sharing strategies, best practices, new information and resources and to provide new members a welcoming, organized sector to enter.

We will articulate the territory’s position on the AEA Basic Showcase Code, the New York City real estate market, arts funding, media arts coverage and other issues of concern to our members.

We will convince enlightened developers to build new arts spaces, convince property owners to make existing space available to arts groups, convince the City to sell or lease existing property to arts groups.

We will the convince city, state and federal government to fund 99 seat theaters and their practitioners.

We will convince individual donors to fund 99 seat theaters and their practitioners.

We will convince corporations working or headquartered in New York City to sponsor 99 seat theaters and their practitioners.

We will listen to the membership for the next position, unify the membership around the next position, articulate the next position, argue the next position publicly, convince the controlling powers to adopt the position and then move on.

mission	The League of Independent Theater, as off-off Broadway’s advocacy group, unifies the community, articulates its positions and convinces the controlling powers to adopt those positions. We advocate for our members.
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	Our inaugural projects: We will unify the territory to present a single, powerful economic force in the city, to assist members in sharing strategies, best practices, new information and resources and to provide new members a welcoming, organized sector to enter. We will articulate the territory’s position on the AEA Basic Showcase Code, the New York City real estate market, arts funding, media arts coverage and other issues of concern to our members. We will convince enlightened developers to build new arts spaces, convince property owners to make existing space available to arts groups, convince the City to sell or lease existing property to arts groups. We will the convince city, state and federal government to fund 99 seat theaters and their practitioners. We will convince individual donors to fund 99 seat theaters and their practitioners. We will convince corporations working or headquartered in New York City to sponsor 99 seat theaters and their practitioners. We will listen to the membership for the next position, unify the membership around the next position, articulate the next position, argue the next position publicly, convince the controlling powers to adopt the position and then move on.