Advocacy & Policy Network
NAMAC advocates for its members and the independent media field by partnering with other national advocacy groups working on a wide range of cultural, intellectual property, and telecommunications policy issues. From supporting local and regional grassroots activities to making sure our voices are heard by legislators and policymakers on Capitol Hill, NAMAC works to promote and protect the values of a free and independent media arts sector. We also strive to keep our members informed and energized about policy-related actions through news briefs, analysis and links to our partners' activities, and on-the-ground stories from activists around the country.
NAMAC has joined together with several organizations to advocate for legislation and policies that will have a positive and strengthening impact on the independent media field.
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Issues
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5 Aug 2011
When I think about the importance of media and arts education, there is nothing more important than access; access to quality media and arts education for all individuals regardless of age, sex, race, socioeconomic status, etc. If you use media in any way, you should have access to some form of media literacy education. And, even if you don’t love art or aspire to become the next Andy Warhol, you should have access to some form of arts education.
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If so, send your updated info to Aggie Ebrahimi Bazaz at aggie [at] namac [dot] org!
