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Arts and Economic Prosperity 6 Report
Americans for the Arts
The Arts & Economic Prosperity 6 (AEP6) is the sixth economic impact study of the nonprofit arts and culture industry in the U.S. AEP6 expands beyond the economic and financial data to learn about the nonprofit arts and culture sector’s social impact on the overall well-being of communities and the importance of affirming spaces in BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) and ALAANA (African, Latine, Asian, Arab, Native American) identifying communities.
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The Economic Impact of Coronavirus on the Arts and Culture Sector
Americans for the Arts
This dashboard captures coronavirus-related economic and social impacts from arts organizations and arts agencies of all types, genres, sizes, and tax statuses. You can use this tool to view national aggregated data or you can filter the information by geography to see localized impacts.
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Why the Arts Matter State Factsheets
Americans for the Arts – Arts Action Fund
Every year, the Arts Action Fund creates detailed data and narrative driven state factsheets that help tell the story of “Why the Arts Matter” in each state. These factsheets can be used as both an educational and advocacy tool, empowering arts advocates with a stronger case for the arts that they can bring to their political representatives at the state and local level.
Uploaded July 8, 2024Advocacy
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