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Read the latest paper from researchers at Lurie Institute for Disability Policy ?
Congratulations to Lurie Institute researcher Aggie Hu and co-authors for their recently published paper on the "Experiences of researchers with disabilities at academic institutions in the United States"! Access the paper here: https://zurl.co/kehL
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"It's a disgrace". Lord Melvyn Bragg has responded to The State of the Arts report, published this week with the University of Warwick. He's calling on the UK to address its findings as a matter of urgency. Watch the full video here: https://lnkd.in/gx5q97BT
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Exam results published today reveal a continuing downward trend in enrolment to arts subjects at A-level. New analysis by the Campaign for the Arts shows that arts subjects now account for a smaller proportion of A-level entries than at any time since 2010. Over that period there has been a 31% drop, from 15.3% of entries in 2010 to only 10.5% this year. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dNtrq77v
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Shocking statistics here. Not only are we losing out on future audiences and visitors - there’s now a generation who have had minimal, if any, first-hand exposure of the arts. For many, that first art gallery or theatre trip is where that spark of interest is ignited, which ultimately leads to a career in the arts. We’re losing a third of our talent pipeline. If we think things are tough at present, with industry skills shortages and ageing audiences, this data shows what’s coming down the line. Scary stuff.
Exam results published today reveal a continuing downward trend in enrolment to arts subjects at A-level. New analysis by the Campaign for the Arts shows that arts subjects now account for a smaller proportion of A-level entries than at any time since 2010. Over that period there has been a 31% drop, from 15.3% of entries in 2010 to only 10.5% this year. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dNtrq77v
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**NEW REPORT** Americans Speak Out About the Arts in 2023 measures arts and culture’s wide-ranging impact. Americans for the Arts hopes this critical study—conducted by Ipsos on behalf of Americans for the Arts—will embolden public and private sector leaders to work together to secure funding and arts-friendly policies that shape more vibrant and equitable communities. Explore the full Americans Speak Out About the Arts report to better assess Americans’ perceptions and attitudes about arts and culture across the country. The comprehensive report is designed to empower our collective effort to secure funding and more arts-friendly policies at the local, state, and federal levels. The results show just how important it is to create inclusive, accessible, and supportive spaces for arts and education. Be sure to download both the full report and the one-pager here: https://bit.ly/2OxyVWo
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Looking to make a difference in your community? Here's one powerful way NAEA members can advocate for art education: Have your students create custom art postcards highlighting why the arts are crucial in education. Each postcard can feature a unique artwork alongside a heartfelt message about the positive impact of art on their lives and learning. Once completed, gather these works of art and mail them to local and national legislators. By sharing these powerful messages through art, we can show policymakers firsthand how arts education enriches our communities, fosters creativity, and empowers students. What are some ways you advocate for art education in your community? Share your thoughts in the comments below! Make your mark and make a difference! Let's make our voices heard and advocate for the arts together! #ArtEducationAdvocacy #ArtEdAdvocate #AdvocateForTheArts #NAEA #ArtTeachers #ArtsEd #ArtsEducation
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Giving to arts, culture, and humanities is estimated to have increased 2.9 percent, to $24.67 billion. Adjusted for inflation, giving to the arts, culture, and humanities subsector declined by 8.9 percent. #FinancialFactFriday #Gillette
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Giving to arts, culture, and humanities is estimated to have increased 2.9 percent, to $24.67 billion. Adjusted for inflation, giving to the arts, culture, and humanities subsector declined by 8.9 percent. #FinancialFactFriday #Gillette
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Join us as we explore the dynamic relationships between artists as educators and educators as artists; and how this can bring diverse perspectives to the education field. Both approaches contribute to the holistic well-being of the arts educator. https://ow.ly/H2xQ50S8XlA
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NEW: The distribution of arts and culture funding in Greater Pittsburgh is racially inequitable, according to a newly released research report from The Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council. 'A Second Look: Racial Equity and Arts Funding in Greater Pittsburgh,' supported in part by a National Endowments for the Arts’ research grant, is a 5-year follow-up to the Arts Council’s 2018 Racial Equity and Arts Funding in Greater Pittsburgh report and explores if, how, and in what ways arts grantmaking in Greater Pittsburgh has progressed toward distributive justice. Learn more about this important research: https://buff.ly/3Ws1PrE
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