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A New Framework for Building Participation in the Arts

A New Framework for Building Participation in the Arts

Summary:

This landmark RAND study offers arts providers a methodical way to avoid hit-and-miss audience-building efforts that waste scarce resources and arrive instead at more clear-headed, effective strategies. It presents a behavioral model that can guide leaders of arts organizations in pinpointing their participation-building goals, identifying the obstacles that inhibit target audiences from attending, and developing the most appropriate means to overcome those barriers to increased participation.

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