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Arts Advocacy 2012 - Registration Materials
Every year, Tennesseans for the Arts (TFTA) rallies its members and art enthusiasts from across the state to join together at Tennessee’s legislative plaza and deliver a unified message to our state’s legislators: that the arts are vital to our communities’ economic and cultural wellbeing. We are excited to announce an enhanced approach to the 2012 event. This year, following a group gathering and luncheon to meet the new Executive Director of the Tennessee Arts Commission, each Arts Advocacy Day participant will have individual meetings with his or her legislators, which TFTA will schedule upon registration. Stand with TFTA and protect the arts! Register today to participate in the 2012 Arts Advocacy Day on the Hill.
TFTA Membership Application
Want to join TFTA but don't want to register online? Just print out this membership application and mail it back to us at: Tennesseans for the Arts PO Box 158966 Nashville, TN 37215
Arts Advocacy Day 2011 - Postcards
THE ARTS IMPACT COMMUNITIES ACROSS TENNESSEE They touch individual lives, enhance education, stimulate economic growth, expand cultural awareness, and spur tourist activity. Included in this keepsake postcard book are just a few of the hundreds of stories from across Tennessee about how the arts improve our state.
Arts Advocacy 2011 - Registration Materials
Every year, TFTA hosts a luncheon in Nashville to educate state legislators about the importance of the arts and ensure their continued support of the specialty license plate funding, which is the bedrock of arts grant funding in Tennessee. This Day on the Hill is a critical event where arts organizations are able to meet their representatives and to share stories of how the arts have impacted their communities.
2010 Arts Advocacy Survey
Did you know that 95% of voters say that a candidate's support for the arts affects their vote? Our 2010 survey is full of great points like this. Find out more!
Tennessee Arts Commission Logos – Black and White Versions
Old school like that Zenith in your garage.
Tennessee Arts Commission Logos – 5 Color Versions
Just like the four color options but with a little more oomph.
Tennessee Arts Commission Logos – 4 Color Versions
Eight easy options for your website, pamphlets or promotions.
Arts Advocacy Toolkit
Need help getting started as an advocate for the arts? This hands-on guide has all the information you need.
Arts Education for Tennessee Students
The next time some asks you why the arts matter – remind them that students who participate in the arts are 4 times likely to be recognized for academic achievement and then show them this presentation. It’s full of great stats about how important the arts are for Tennessee’s students.
Arts Advocacy Presentation Template
As an advocate for the arts, your goal is to help others understand how the arts can change lives and motivate them to get involved. This handy PowerPoint template has everything you need to make a the perfect presentation.
Arts Advocacy Presentation Script
Companion for the Arts Advocacy Presentation Template.
Why Should Government Support the Arts?
State governments today face monumental challenges: record-breaking budget shortfalls, rising unemployment, widespread home foreclosures and escalating needs for public assistance. States are wrestling with these immediate pressures while also trying to address long-term concerns about education, economic competitiveness and health care. All the while, public managers and elected officials must uphold the principles that taxpayers expect: thrift, accountability, equity and transparency.
