Media Arts Advocacy Toolkit
The IMAA Team and our Advocacy Committee are excited to share the Media Arts Advocacy Toolkit. With the next federal election in sight, the toolkit will help members of the arts community to define and advocate for the value of the Media Arts in Canada.
The Toolkit
The Toolkit outlines a set of value propositions and evidence–for multiple types of advocacy opportunities–on the importance of the national Media Arts sector.a
One Pager
The One Pager includes a brief summary and a list of the value propositions. This can be printed and distributed to stakeholders and community members.
Advocacy Webinar
Watch the recording of our Advocacy Webinar below.
Feedback
We would love to hear your thoughts on the toolkit and how we can improve the accessibility of future resources.
ArtsVote 2025
On top of IMAA’s work to advocate for the value of the Media Arts, we support the Canadian Arts Coalition’s ArtsVote 2025 campaign. IMAA’s National Director Barbora Racevičiūtė is a member of the Canadian Arts Coalition Steering Committee.
The Canadian Arts Coalition is non-partisan and wants all supporters of Arts and cultural expression in Canada to be informed and engaged so that all parties hear loudly that art matters.
Voting is an essential right, and our democratic future depends on informed, engaged citizens of all ages. The race is tight, and every single vote will matter in this election. Even in ridings where the result seems certain, anything is possible. You are empowered to make the arts a priority.
Members of Parliament work for you, and they are accountable to all of us as their constituents. When artists and cultural workers are informed about where parties stand and vote for policies that improve our sector, we have an impact.