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Recap- DC Collaborative Winter Member’s Meeting: Advocacy Edition

Submitted by: Miracle Washington, Community Engagement Intern, DC Arts and Humanities Education Collaborative March 14, 2019

Ensuring students are in the best position to learn...

Special Thanks to everyone who attended the 2019 DC Collaborative Winter Member’s Meeting: Advocacy Edition on Monday, March 11, 2019! We were thrilled to host 85 DC Collaborative members and guests as we addressed arts and humanities education advocacy. We also heard from guest speakers from different DC agencies about how we as a city work collaboratively to ensure that DC students are in the best position to learn.

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The meeting was hosted by National Geographic Society, one of our member organizations. The host welcome was given by Kathryn Keane, Vice President, Public Programs & Director of the National Geographic Museum. 

Be sure to check out there their “Queens of Egypt” exhibit open now until September 2, 2019. Meeting attendees were given complimentary passes to come back to the the museum to view the exhibit. 

Keynote: Councilmember David Grosso, Chairperson on the Committee on Education, Council of the District of Columbia: Councilmember Grosso spoke on the importance of arts and humanities in the District and highlighted specific arts and humanities projects happening in the city, including the Any Given Child DC Collective Impact initiative led by the DC Collaborative and the Humanities DC Oral History Project. He also highlighted the work of the DC Office of Out-of-school time. We are thankful for Grosso’s continuous support of not only the DC Collaborative, but the entire arts and cultural community in the District.

DC Public Schools Update: We had the pleasure of hearing from newly confirmed DCPS Chancellor, Dr. Lewis Ferebee! Dr. Ferebee shared his personal experience on the impact the integration of arts into school curriculum. We are delighted that Dr. Ferebee presented at the meeting, in the midst of a busy schedule immediately following his official confirmation as the Chancellor of DC Public Schools. We look forward to working together with  Chancellor Ferebee to advance student outcomes utilizing arts and humanities education!

Left to Right: Linda Harper, President, DC Collaborative Board of Directors; Dr. Lewis Ferebee, Chancellor, DC Public Schools; David Grosso, Chairperson Committee on Education, Council of the District of Columbia; Lissa Rosenthal-Yoffe, Executive Director, DC Arts and Humanities Education Collaborative

DC Commission on Arts & Humanities Update: The newly confirmed Executive Director for the Commission on the Arts and Humanities Terrie Rouse-Rosario also joined us at the meeting. Ms. Rouse-Rosario spoke about her excitement on being selected by the Mayor to lead the Commission. She emphasized her passion and commitment to the arts community in the district. We are looking forward to see all of the work that she, and the Commission are going to do in the years to come, strengthening and empowering the arts community and the cultural institutions around the city.

DC Cultural Plan Update: We heard from Deputy Director of the DC Office of Planning, Sakina Khan. Last year we had the opportunity to see the draft of the cultural plan. This year Ms. Khan updated on the adjustments made on the cultural plan resulting from conversations with members of the arts and education communities in the district. She highlighted some of the initiatives in the cultural plan aimed specifically at the advancing the interests of the cultural creators, spaces, and consumers around the city. We are very excited to see and hear more about the cultural plan going forward and are highly anticipating the release of the final version of the plan. To see more about the cultural plan, view the PowerPoint.

National Arts Action Summit: American’s for the Arts’ Federal Affairs and Senior Grassroots Coordinator, Lauren Cohen spoke about National Art’s Advocacy Day 2019. The 3-day event took place March 3-5 right here in the district with representatives from all 50 states DC and Puerto Rico as they convened to discuss national arts policy trends and advocate for the arts on Capitol Hill. The first two days of the event included a series of breakout sessions regarding arts-focused legislation on both the local and national level, arts and juvenile justice, arts education and more. The second day of the event, Arts Advocacy Day, participants met with their members of congress to advocate on behalf of the arts in their home states. Our Executive Director, Lissa Rosenthal-Yoffe was the DC State Captain for Arts Advocacy Day. She led DC constituents in a conversation with Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton’s office. The DC Collaborative is optimistic about the outcomes from this meeting, including possible ways to secure federal funding for arts education in DC.

Due to the Arts Advocacy Day Meeting, Congresswoman Norton has already actualized the following outcomes:

co-signed Artist-Museum Partnership Act,

co-signed Charitable Giving Tax Deduction Act,

joined Rep. Chellie Pingree (D-ME), one of the co-chairs of the Congressional Arts Caucus, in asking House Interior Appropriations Subcommittee Chair Betty McCollum (D-MN) and Ranking Member David Joyce (R-OH) to fund the NEA at $167.5 million for FY 2020 in the Interior Appropriations bill,

made introductions to DC OSSE team to discuss federal support that may be available for arts ed and PD through Title I, II and IV federal funds,

and, the DC Collaborative will once again help to facilitate DPS and DCPCS  student outreach for the Congressional Art Contest.

National Geographic Member Feature: Vicki Phillips, the newly hired Executive Vice President & Chief Education Officer of the National Geographic Society presented her education vision for National Geographic Society. The DC Collaborative is looking forward to continuing and deepening the partnership with National Geographic Society as we work together to provide equitable access to the arts and humanities to the students of DC!

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Special thanks to the National Geographic Society for hosting the meeting and specifically to Gregory McGruder, Vice President of Live! Events at National Geographic and Vice President of the DC Collaborative board, who orchestrated the meeting set-up logistics for us!

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Senators propose moving Secret Service back to Treasury

The shift would highlight the protective agency's more investigative activities. Plus, a look at the Secret Service's evolution and movies featuring its agents to help you pass time in coronavirus self-isolation.

Secret Service agent Allen Taylor following former First Lady Michelle Obama in a less formal setting. Obama discusses her protective coverage in Netflix's now-streaming "Becoming" documentary. (Photo: Netflix)

The Secret Service could be heading home.

The federal law enforcement agency known mostly for its agents who protect the president, the White House occupant's family and other U.S. elected leaders and visiting foreign dignitaries is part of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

Sounds logical, right? That was the thought when the Secret Service was moved in 2003 to DHS, the cabinet department was created in response to 9/11.

The Secret Service, however, was founded in 1865 as part of the Treasury Department with its agents focusing on catching currency counterfeiters in the wake of the Civil War. It took on its more widely-recognized protective mission in 1901 after the assassination of President William McKinley.

Now, say Sens. Dianne Feinstein (D-California) and Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina), it's time to put Treasury back in charge of the U.S. Secret Service. The move, according to the Senators who have introduced a bill to do just that, will improve accountability and bolster national investigative priorities.

Executive Branch support: The Trump Administration in February recommended returning the Secret Service to Treasury in its 2021 budget. That proposal's overall $15.7 billion for Treasury's domestic programs marked $2.4 billion for the Secret Service under that department.

When the budget was released, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin cited the proposed return of the Secret Service to Treasury, saying it would "better equip the nation to fight the crimes of tomorrow."

While the Executive branch is for the move, the actual transfer requires Congressional action.

Feinstein and Graham started that process with the introduction May 6 of S. 3636, The U.S. Secret Service Mission Improvement and Realignment Act of 2020. Mnuchin is pleased.

Thank you to @LindseyGrahamSC and @SenFeinstein for introducing legislation to bring the @SecretService back to its original home @USTreasury. https://t.co/Q3cBZXFDUy

— Steven Mnuchin (@stevenmnuchin1) May 6, 2020

Many investigative areas: In announcing their bill, Feinstein and Graham noted that in addition to its protective duties, the Secret Service performs key financial, counterfeit currency and cybercrime investigations into criminal activities targeting U.S. financial payment systems.

The realignment/return would naturally serve the Treasury's goal of maintaining a stable and secure national economy, said the Senators, and allows the Secret Service to reprioritize its investigative mission.

The agency notes that with the convergence of advanced technology and the internet, both the quantity and sophistication of cybercrimes targeting U.S. financial institutions and critical infrastructure have increased. To fight these attacks, the Secret Service multipronged approach includes its:

Criminal Investigative Division (CID), headquartered in Washington, D.C., and which supports strategic investigations into attacks on the country's financial infrastructure. Its cyber workforce has contributed to the apprehension of transnational cyber criminals responsible for large-scale data breaches, online criminal hosting services and the trafficking of stolen financial data.

Electronic Crimes Task Force (ECTF) Program, an established network of partnerships to combat cybercrime through coordinated investigations, training and technical expertise and information sharing. Its 40 ECTFs are allied with more than 4,000 private sector partners; 2,500 international, federal, state and local law enforcement partners; and 350 academic partners. Since its inception, the ECTFs have prevented over $13 billion in potential losses to victims and arrested approximately 10,000 individuals. State and local law enforcement ECTF partners are trained by the U.S. Secret Service National Computer Forensics Institute.

As for the money needed to accomplish these investigations, Feinstein pointed to the bill's requirement that the Secret Service report its expenditures, including payments to private entities.

Hollywood and the Secret Service: The Secret Service's activities are far ranging and varied, but the entertainment industry tends to focus, like most of us, on the protective component.

Part of the Netflix documentary on Michelle Obama, highlighted at the top of this post, offers a real-life take of one instance of Secret Service protection.

In movies, however, Hollywood tends to go for excitement. Secret Service agents on the big screen, or streaming to our TVs or devices in more cases nowadays, are big budget productions where top-dollar stars beat the bad guys threatening the president. After two-plus hours and innumerable explosions, the American way is saved.

If something along those lines appeals to you as you search for something new to watch during COVID-19 self-isolation, below, in no particular order, are 12 Secret Service themed movie suggestions.

Vantage Point (2008) — Dennis Quaid is the Secret Service agent in this thriller told through multiple points of view in an assassination attempt.

Guarding Tess (1994) — Nicolas Cage is the agent who suffers through guarding a widowed and rebellious First Lady played by Shirley MacLaine.

The Sentinel (2006) — Michael Douglas is an agent framed for murder and blackmailed over an affair with the First Lady. Backing up Douglas are Kiefer Sutherland and Eva Longoria. Of course all ends as it should; Jack Bauer is on the job!

First Kid (1996) — Sinbad as a Secret Service agent. 'Nuff said.

Murder at 1600 (1997) — Diane Lane as a Secret Service agent working with a D.C. police detective played by Wesley Snipes to solve the film's title.

First Daughter (2004) — This rom-com has Marc Blucas as an agent who goes undercover to shadow the president's daughter, played by Katie Holmes. Spoiler alert: They fall in love and live happily ever.

The Bodyguard (1993) — Yes, the film's hit theme "I Will Always Love You" got better reviews (and more plays) than the movie, but many still enjoy watching the late Whitney Houston being protected by former Kevin Costner's former Secret Service agent.

Dave (1993) — Kevin Kline has a dual role in this comedy about a presidential look-alike hired by the Secret Service to stand in as the incapacitated president, who had a stroke during a tryst.

To Live and Die in L.A. (1985) — William L. Petersen in his pre-CSI television days is a Secret Service an agent tracking the counterfeiter who killed his partner.

In the Line of Fire (1993) — Clint Eastwood is stereotypical Secret Service agent Frank Horrigan, who's haunted by the fact that he was on duty in Dallas when President John F. Kennedy was assassinated. As his career winds down, he must stop another assassin, played with evil relish by John Malkovich.

Olympus Has Fallen (2013) — Gerard Butler is Secret Service agent Mike Banning, who's trapped inside the White House in the wake of a terrorist attack and works with national security to rescue the President from his kidnappers. Admit it. When you saw the poster you thought Morgan Freeman, not Aaron Eckhart, was playing the president.

Angel Has Fallen (2019) — Butler's Banning is back in this "Fallen" sequel. This time he's framed for the attempted assassination of the president and must evade his own agency and the FBI as he tries to uncover the real threat.

Enjoy the movies, if not the coronavirus lock-down time.

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American GOP: Russian Propagandists

Trump and his GOP mouthpieces have not only bought into the Russian fabricated conspiracy that Ukraine perpetrated the 2016 election interference, they have parroted and promoted it.

The Facts

On December 9, 2016, U.S. legislators were informed that the U.S. Intelligence Community had concluded Russia conducted operations during the 2016 U.S. election with the goal of Donald Trump winning the presidency. Multiple U.S intelligence agencies compiled overwhelming evidence that individuals with ties to the Russian government gave WikiLeaks hacked emails from the Democratic National Committee (D.N.C.). The ICA report indicates: Russian efforts to influence the 2016 US presidential election represent the most recent expression of Moscow’s longstanding desire to undermine the US-led liberal democratic order, but these activities demonstrated a significant escalation in directness, level of activity, and scope of effort compared to previous operations. 

We assess Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered an influence campaign in 2016 aimed at the US presidential election. Russia’s goals were to undermine public faith in the US democratic process, denigrate Secretary Clinton, and harm her electability and potential presidency. We further assess Putin and the Russian Government developed a clear preference for President-elect Trump. 

The conspiracy

In recent weeks, American intelligence officials informed senators and their aides that Russia had engaged in a yearslong campaign to frame Ukraine for the 2016 election interference and the DNC email hacking.

The Russian agents spread the disinformation through Russian and Ukrainian intermediaries, oligarchs, businessmen, and other associates. The fabricated intel eventually made its way to American political figures and journalists who may have been unaware of its origin but who were willing to spread it in the media nonetheless.

The Russian conspiracy was quickly embraced by President Trump, who sought to prove his corruption claims against Ukraine in reference to holding back military aid. Republicans even used the Kremlin disinformation to divert focus from Trump during the impeachment inquiry onto Ukrainian’s role in the 2016 campaign.

During the Trump Impeachment Inquiry Fiona Hill (former top Russia expert on the White House National Security Council) stated in her testified, “In the course of this investigation, I would ask that you please not promote politically driven falsehoods that so clearly advance Russian interest. As Republicans and Democrats have agreed for decades, Ukraine is a valued partner of the United States and it plays an important role in our national security. And as I told the committee last month, I refuse to be part of an effort to legitimize an alternate narrative that the Ukrainian government is a U.S. adversary – and that Ukraine, not Russia, attacked us in 2016.” She then added, “Based on questions and statements I have heard, some of you on this committee appears to believe that Russia and its security services did not conduct a campaign against our country and that perhaps somehow for some reason Ukraine did. This is a fictional narrative that is being perpetrated and propagated by the Russian security services themselves.”

The Propagandists

On a July 25 phone call, Trump pressured Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden and to provide evidence into the conspiracy theory that Ukraine interfered in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

Putin addressed the subject at a conference in Moscow on November 19, stating, “Thank God nobody is accusing us any more of interfering in the U.S. elections,” he said. “Now they’re accusing Ukraine.”

During testimony in the House impeachment inquiry, Rep. Devin Nunes (R.-Ca) repeatedly referred to the discredited allegations about Joe Biden and Burisma, as well as the conspiracy theory that Ukraine interfered in the 2016 U.S. election.

On November 22, Trump called in for an hour-long phone interview with Fox & Friends where he repeated the conspiracy theory that Ukraine hacked the servers of the DNC and not Russia. During his ranting, Trump stated, “They have the server from the DNC, Democratic National Committee…the FBI went in and they told them, ‘Get out of here! We’re not giving it to you.’ They gave the server to CrowdStrike or whatever it is called, which is a company owned by a very wealthy Ukrainian (*not actually owned by a Ukrainian). And I still want to see that server. You know, the FBI has never gotten that server. That’s a big part of this whole thing. Why did they give it to a Ukrainian company?”

Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) appeared on Fox News on November 24, Chris Wallace asked whether he shared Trump’s belief that Ukraine, rather than Russia, hacked a computer server belonging to the Democratic National Committee in 2016 to interfere with the U.S. presidential election.

Kennedy - “I don't know, nor do you.”

Wallace - “The entire intelligence community says it was Russia.”

Kennedy - “Right, but it could also be Ukraine…I’m not saying that I know one way or the other.” 

On November 25, Fox New’s Tucker Carlson said while interviewing former Hillary Clinton adviser Richard Goodstein.“Why do I care what is going on in the conflict between Ukraine and Russia? I’m serious. Why shouldn’t I root for Russia? Which, by the way, I am.”

On November 26, when asked about the theory already debunked by U.S. officials Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told reporters it was his “duty” to investigate whether Ukraine meddled in the 2016 U.S. election.

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The New York Times, Key Moments From Hill and Holmes’s Testimony in the Impeachment InquiryMichael D. Shear, Nov. 21, 2019 https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/21/us/politics/impeachment-hearing.html

The New York Times, Charges of Ukrainian Meddling? A Russian Operation, U.S. Intelligence Say, Julian E. Barnes and Matthew Rosenberg, Nov. 22, 2019 https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/22/us/politics/ukraine-russia-interference.html

The Daily Beast, Why Are Republicans So Anxious to Play Putin’s Game on Ukraine?, Julia Davis, Nov 25,2019 https://www.thedailybeast.com/when-it-comes-to-ukraine-why-are-republicans-so-anxious-to-play-putins-game