Massachusetts Artists Leaders Coalition

Artists leaders and artist-run groups addressing policy issues that affect artists in Massachusetts

Tony Awards To Be Awarded To Theater Educators

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In January,  the Tony Awards and Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) announced open nominations for an inaugural “Excellence in Theatre Education Award.” For the first time, teachers will be nominated for the pretigious Tony Award.

Through March 31, nominations are being accepted online for K-12 theater educators. The public is invited to nominate local teachers for the award. For all the details and to nominate a teacher for Tony, go here: https://tonys.secure-platform.com/a/page/tonys/

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Your U.S. Rep is Voting on Arts Education Friday!

Arts Action Alert!   Dear Arts Advocate: Tonight it was confirmed that the U.S. House of Representatives is scheduled to consider on Friday three dozen amendments to “The Student Success Act” (HR 5), a bill to reauthorize federal education programs. This is a legislative effort last completed 13 years ago through the No Child Left Behind Act. There is a …

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Learn about MassVacation.com and how the MA Film Office can promote a film production in your town!

Join Tourism U in their ongoing series of free, year-round workshops offered across the Commonwealth by The Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism (MOTT). MALC has always been in full support of our state’s film tax credit program and our state’s film office. Here is a great chance to learn more about this important sector in our state! When: Friday, February …

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Important! Stand with Musicians’ Radio Broadcast Royalty Rights!

Click Here to tell your congressional representatives to say NO to Big Radio! [blockquote align=”none” cite=”~AFL-CIO to Congress on behalf of AFM”]The core issue at stake is whether or not musicians will be fairly paid for their work–specifically for the use of their recordings on radio broadcasts.[/blockquote] [dropcap type=”rounded” color=”orange”]R[/dropcap]adio broadcasters are once again lobbying …

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