Sunday, November 24, 2024

CREATIVES COUNT

CREATIVE WORKERS IN NEW ENGLAND

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PLEASE SHARE WITH YOUR COLLEAGUES AND NETWORKS!

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Creative workers are a vital part of our region’s vibrancy, but are often undercounted – and underserved – because of the fluid nature of their work life. You can help change that!

Please help us invite New England artists and creative workers in your network to:

Answer questions about their jobs, income, and career priorities

Be entered into a drawing to win a $25 gift card

Count themselves in…and spread the word to their cohorts.

Analysis of survey??responses will be included in a report on the whole creative sector in New England that will be released in spring, 2017??and will help advocates, service providers, and other stakeholders ensure that creative workers are better served by employment analysis, program planning, and advocacy strategies.

More information is at

www.nefa.org/creativescount,

but let us know if you need help with including the survey in your own eblasts or newsletters.

Be sure to follow NEFA on Twitter and Facebook to cross-post our promo there.

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Thank you for helping to get the word out!

In partnership with the state arts agencies of the six New England states with support from the Barr Foundation, NEFA seeks input from creative workers (including visual artists, dancers, musicians, designers, craftspeople, architects, digital media creators, culture bearers, makers, and more), working full time or not, on various aspects of their work life, including the type of work, how much time is spent on those activities, and how much of this work makes up their income. The survey includes questions on demographics, education, training, and income, employment status and sector, specifics on creative pursuits, as well as opportunity to cite top resources and needs for advancing a creative career.

Learn more.

Dee Schneidman??|??Program Director, Research and Creative Economy 617.951.0010 x530