Cultural citizenship.(From the Executive Director)(arts advocacy)
American Theatre, January, 2004 by Cameron, Ben
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At many conferences I attend, there are the inevitable sessions on political advocacy. Here, generally, the advice is earnest and frankly solid. Yes, writing to legislators is important--indeed, no legislator understands an issue unless a voting constituent explains it to him or her--and yes, let's all troop up to the county seat/state capital/Washington, D.C., once a year for Arts Advocacy Day or its equivalent (although "all" tends to mean mostly a single management representative from each theatre).
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