The Role of Intermediary Organizations in Supporting Rural Arts Education
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Abstract
Across Canada, the arts have emerged as a key strategy for revitalizing and sustaining rural communities, namely by developing the creative sector and nurturing the wellbeing of community members. Supporting youth mental health and creative skill-building through arts education is particularly critical, in this sense, as the vitality of rural communities depends significantly on retaining a thriving youth population. Access to arts education for youth, however, is not consistent across Canada, particularly in the realm of school-based arts education. This issue is exacerbated in rural and remote communities experiencing additional barriers, such as the costs and distance involved with going on field trips, ordering art materials, and offering teacher professional development in thearts. In these circumstances, rural schools might seek out the help of a third-party intermediary organization to facilitate partnerships with artists, funding bodies, and other entities to support arts education. In this presentation, I will present key findings from my doctoral research that illustrate how intermediary organizations support rural schools by a) identifying existing community assets to support the growth of arts education and b) offering key resources, guidance, and partnership facilitation to assist them in developing arts education initiatives.
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