INNOVATION & RESILIENCE
IN CANADA’S CULTURAL SECTOR

As in other parts of the world, government cutbacks to arts programs in the school curriculum in England are contributing to a push for arts organizations to supplement arts education in English schools. This study aims to assess the procedures used… View this resource

This report, peppered with highlights of various museums’ educational offerings, summarizes survey responses from 376 museums concerning their contributions to the education of Kindergarten to Grade 12 students in the U.S. in 2000-01. The survey resu… View this resource

As part of their evolving role as community centres, performing arts centres are being expected to develop more programs that address local needs, “especially those involving the economy and education”. This report, based on a national forum on the i… View this resource

This report examines the management of performing arts facilities in Canada, including a wide range of issues such as ownership, tenancy, operating costs and income, capital costs and funding, working capital, and improvements to physical infrastruct… View this resource

This discussion paper, prepared for a June conference in London (U.K.), argues that more attention must be paid to “the fundamental contribution that cultural institutions can make to our quality of life at the deepest level”, rather than instrumenta… View this resource