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Along with our partners, NAMAC collects news and stories from local and regional media policy efforts from around the country, especially as these campaigns affect our constituents. Do you have local news and stories to share?
  • NAMAC at Arts Advocacy Day 2012
    10 May 2012

    NAMAC's Executive Director, Jack Walsh, and Policy Strategist, Belinda Rawlins, came together from their respective west and east coast offices to attend Arts Advocacy Day 2012 in Washington, DC.

  • How Education Can Save Us from the Digital Divide
    26 Apr 2012

    Amy PuffenbergerWhen 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.

  • NAMAC Policy News Roundup
    5 Oct 2011

    Each month, NAMAC will look back at the last few weeks for a quick overview of some of the stories we've been watching.  We hope you'll find them interesting, too.  

    September started off with a bang as the Department of Justice moved to block the AT&T / T-Mobile merger. 

  • The 2011 National Rural Assembly
    15 Aug 2011

    NAMAC Blogger Traci Morris reports on her trip to the 2011 Gathering of the National Rural Assembly.

    Traci L. Morris
  • House Rejects Amendment to Further Cut NEA
    5 Aug 2011

    From Americans for the Arts:

    The Walberg amendment to H.R. 2584, the House Interior Appropriations bill that would have cut an additional $10.6 million from the National Endowment for the Arts failed 240-181 earlier today. All 185 Democrats present voted against the amendment and 55 Republicans joined them.

    Americans for the Arts

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