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Alberta Artist in Residence / Arts Ambassador grant program : program guidelines [2020]

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The Alberta Artist in Residence / Arts Ambassador Program seeks to inspire innovation in the arts and to promote a wider understanding and appreciation of the arts and artists in Alberta. Program... More ≫

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The Alberta Artist in Residence / Arts Ambassador Program seeks to inspire innovation in the arts and to promote a wider understanding and appreciation of the arts and artists in Alberta. Program guidelines describe the purpose and objectives of the program, outlines eligibility requirements, and lists the criteria to be used to evaluate funding requests. Also included are application procedures and reporting requirements.

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Métis Women’s Council on Economic Security : 2016 report and recommendations and Government of Alberta response

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The Métis Women’s Council on Economic Security was established to provide advice and recommendations to the Government of Alberta on strategies to improve the economic security of Indigenous women... More ≫

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The Métis Women’s Council on Economic Security was established to provide advice and recommendations to the Government of Alberta on strategies to improve the economic security of Indigenous women in Alberta. The Council’s 2016 report and recommendations puts forth recommendations in the areas of government procurement, Indigenous tourism and the arts, and trauma-informed care (health and wellness). This report presents the Council’s recommendations and the Government of Alberta’s response to these recommendations.

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Arts impact Alberta 2014 : ripple effects from the arts sector

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Each year, approximately 450 nonprofit arts organizations in Alberta receive operating funding from the AFA to support arts programming in their communities. Recognizing the vital contributions of... More ≫

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Each year, approximately 450 nonprofit arts organizations in Alberta receive operating funding from the AFA to support arts programming in their communities. Recognizing the vital contributions of nonprofit arts organizations to the quality of life for Albertans, the AFA provides funding to organizations in more than half of Alberta’s cities, towns, and villages. During the seven year period captured in this report, 670 organizations in 180 communities received operational funding from the AFA. Arts Impact Alberta 2014 is a step in documenting the collective role these nonprofit arts organizations play in the cultural life of Alberta. As the province’s primary arts funding agency, the AFA is in the privileged position of stewarding data on behalf of Alberta’s nonprofit arts sector. The report uses data submitted to the AFA by nonprofit arts organizations, places it in a larger social and economic context, and continues to tell the story of this sector for Albertans over the seven...

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Liste annotée de ressources pour l’éducation artistique : niveau élémentaire

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Cette liste a été dressée à l’intention des enseignants à l’élémentaire pour faciliter leur sélection de ressources à l’appui de l’éducation artistique dans les écoles francophones et dans les... More ≫

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Cette liste a été dressée à l’intention des enseignants à l’élémentaire pour faciliter leur sélection de ressources à l’appui de l’éducation artistique dans les écoles francophones et dans les programmes d’immersion française. Cette liste présente les ressources autorisées par le ministère de l’Éducation de l’Alberta et disponibles pour appuyer l’éducation artistique dans les écoles. Les ressources autorisées qui sont périmées ou épuisées ne paraissent pas sur cette liste.

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Arts impact Alberta : ripple effects from the arts sector [2012]

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Arts Impact: Ripple Effects from the Arts Sector is a first step in documenting the collective role these nonprofit arts organizations play in the cultural life of Alberta. As the province’s... More ≫

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Arts Impact: Ripple Effects from the Arts Sector is a first step in documenting the collective role these nonprofit arts organizations play in the cultural life of Alberta. As the province’s primary arts funding agency, the AFA is in the privileged position of stewarding data on behalf of Alberta’s nonprofit arts sector. The report uses data submitted to the AFA by nonprofit arts organizations, places it in a larger social and economic context, and begins to tell the story of this sector for Albertans over the five year period from 2006-07 to 2010-11.

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A dialogue with Alberta's arts sector

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Starting in December 2009, the Minister of Alberta Culture and Community Spirit hosted a series of meetings in six communities across the province with the arts sector, to identify challenges and... More ≫

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Starting in December 2009, the Minister of Alberta Culture and Community Spirit hosted a series of meetings in six communities across the province with the arts sector, to identify challenges and opportunities where the government and the arts sector could work together to support healthy and vibrant communities. In the Fall of 2010, the Minister returned to each of the six communities he visited previously, as well as two new communities. This report is a summary of what was heard and the solutions both Alberta Culture and Community Spirit and the sector are currently engaged in. Also included are new actions Alberta Culture and Community Spirit is undertaking as a result of the dialogues. The report is arranged based upon the key themes that emerged.

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Minister’s dialogue with the arts sector : December 2009 – February 2010 : final report

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Between December 16, 2009, and February 26, 2010, the Honourable Lindsay Blackett, Minister of Culture and Community Spirit engaged in a dialogue with the arts sector in Alberta. Six regional... More ≫

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Between December 16, 2009, and February 26, 2010, the Honourable Lindsay Blackett, Minister of Culture and Community Spirit engaged in a dialogue with the arts sector in Alberta. Six regional dialogue meetings were conducted in Fort McMurray, Grande Prairie, Lethbridge, Calgary, Red Deer and Edmonton. An online dialogue was hosted on the Culture and Community Spirit website to enable access to individuals who wished to have input but were not able to participate in the regional dialogues. The purpose of the dialogue was to identify challenges and opportunities for government and the sector to work better together to help support healthy and vibrant communities.

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