Provides resources to advocate for arts education from the Alliance for Arts Learning Leadership.
Provides user-friendly summaries and overviews of arts education research focused entirely on student and teacher outcomes of arts learning in and out of school.
This report summarizes the status of arts education in Montana using data collected from 313 of Montana’s 847 elementary, middle and secondary schools statewide.
A report to the Montana Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity prepared by Stuart Rosenfeld of Regional Technology Strategies, Inc.
Report shows that the artists of Montana have a substantial economic impact on the state of over $233 million in 2003. There are over 5,800 artists – performing and visual artists, writers, photographers, crafts people, etc. – in Montana, per the 2000 U.S. census, equaling one out of every 80 people in Montana’s labor market. There are almost as many artists making their living in Montana as there are employed by the forest services, and there are more people employed as artists than in the mining industry.
A study using as a basis National Endowment for the Arts Individual Artist Employment data from the 2010 U.S. census.
Prepared by the Arts Education Partnership (AEP); shows conclusively that music education equips students to learn, facilities student academic achievement and develops the creative capacities for lifelong success.
A survey of Montana non-profit arts organizations to assess how arts and cultural programs contribute to the state economy.
Scientific American - A growing group of advocates believe that STEM is missing a key component – the Arts.
Provides step-by-step instructions and a databank of facts for would-be advocates.
Ranks Montana first in the nation in entrepreneurship and innovation.