“The trouble with quantifying the impact of the arts simply by studying black and white inputs and outputs, without looking at qualitative data, ignores the many intangible benefits of the arts,” says Nichole Anderson Bergeron, President of @BusinessftArts https://t.co/S3jOBR6Ekg

Is loneliness the next wellness frontier? Britain’s Economics Foundation says economic impact is $2.5 billion/yr. Our Culture Track Canada study reveals Cdns feel a sense of belonging in the arts & 71% go to relieve stress *arts+wellness* Benefits Canada magazine @BusinessftArts

Anonymous No More: A Closer Look at an Intriguing Arts Funder https://t.co/BtjMdBwGi0

Alberta is the 1st province to dedicate a month to artists: “taking the lead in support of a battle that artists have been fighting for decades...artists need to be acknowledged, better understood,.. for more than entertainment purposes or commodity-based values"Cardinal,artist

Nonprofit Board Service Builds More Effective Business Leaders via @forbes https://t.co/1mSDQqZLyV

Bloomberg on philanthropic interests: climate change could destroy the world; education: can’t cure poverty until you have good schools; public health: disease prevention. A lot of work in the arts: for museums,help raise money, borrow collections, build boards & offer technology

Michael Bloomberg on the power of partnership for non profits, business and nations ...the US Cdn alliance is larger than any one president ...freedom & democracy, compassionate spirit that welcomes immigrants & refugees ... our countries grew up in shared ideals..@rotmanschool

Le @Conseilartscan a déjà plus que doublé le soutien pour le rayonnement de nos artistes sur la scène internationale. Preuve, s'il en fallait une, que le besoin était criant. #ConseilDesArts19

The arts hold the power to bring people together, reminds @simon_brault at #CanadaCouncil19

Creative industries collaboration to explore potential for immersive performance | News | ArtsProfessional https://t.co/PFLeoRShlI via @artspro