More than meets the eye.(from the executive director)(lobbying for increased political awarness of the arts)(Editorial)
American Theatre, March, 2005 by Cameron, Ben
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Why doesn't anyone believe us? For years, we have emphasized the extrinsic value of the arts--and have spent massive amounts of money in quantifying our very real achievements in a variety of domains. We cite economic impact studies that remind us of the critical role the arts play as an economic stimulus--a multiplier effect of as much as three or five times leveraged for other local businesses for every dollar spent on the arts.
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We haul out our copies of Champions of Change and cite those improved SAT scores, those gains in self-esteem and self-confidence, the ...
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