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2017 Arts Advocacy Day Attendee Roster as of 3/24/2017 (Alpha by Last Name)Ken Adams *** Cameron AbaroaExecutive DirectorStudentKansas Alliance for the Arts in EducationSouthern Utah University Arts

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1. Start by researching the details of the 2017 Arts Advocacy Day event, including the date, time, and location.
2. Get familiar with the agenda and schedule of the day, so you know what sessions, workshops, and meetings you want to attend.
3. Prepare your talking points and key messages to effectively advocate for arts and culture.
4. Dress professionally and bring any necessary materials, such as business cards or pamphlets, to promote your cause.
5. Arrive early at the venue to check-in and get acquainted with other participants.
6. Throughout the day, actively engage in discussions, workshops, and networking opportunities to learn from and connect with other advocates.
7. Attend scheduled meetings with legislators or their staff to share your thoughts and concerns about arts funding and policies.
8. Take notes during sessions or meetings to document key takeaways and any action items.
9. Follow up with thank-you notes or emails to express your gratitude to those you met, and continue the conversation beyond the event.
10. Finally, share your experience and insights from the Arts Advocacy Day on social media to raise awareness and inspire others to get involved.

Who needs 2017 arts advocacy day?

1. Artists and performers who want to advocate for the importance of arts and culture in society.
2. Arts organizations and nonprofits that depend on government funding or support.
3. Students and educators in arts programs, who want to highlight the benefits of arts education.
4. Community members who believe in the power of arts to enrich and transform their neighborhoods.
5. Lawmakers and government officials who need to understand the value of arts and culture in order to make informed decisions.
6. Business owners and professionals who recognize the economic impact of the arts industry.
7. Anyone who wants to support and protect the arts in their community.

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What is arts advocacy day?

Arts advocacy day is a day dedicated to promoting the arts and advocating for their importance in society.

Who is required to file arts advocacy day?

Arts organizations, supporters of the arts, and individuals involved in promoting arts advocacy are required to file arts advocacy day.

How to fill out arts advocacy day?

To fill out arts advocacy day, individuals need to provide information about their advocacy efforts, events organized, and impact on the community.

What is the purpose of arts advocacy day?

The purpose of arts advocacy day is to raise awareness about the importance of the arts, advocate for increased funding and support, and engage with policymakers.

What information must be reported on arts advocacy day?

Information such as advocacy activities, events attended or organized, meetings with policymakers, and outcomes of advocacy efforts must be reported on arts advocacy day.