What we do

Program areas

Our work is organized into two core programs—supported by practical resources and toolkits that help arts workers take action and stay informed.

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Education & Research

Rights-based learning, labor/legal explainers, and policy tracking focused on the creative sector—built for public use and easy sharing.

Education & Research
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Mutual Aid & Resource Sharing

Community support through partnerships, resource-sharing, and mutual aid connections that help arts workers navigate urgent needs.

Mutual Aid & Resource Sharing
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Toolkits & Guides

Downloadable guides and practical toolkits for organizing, advocacy, and workplace action—designed to be used and shared.

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Education & Research

Clear information. Practical tools. Stronger advocacy.

We translate complex issues—labor rights, legal considerations, and policy impacts—into accessible resources that arts workers can use in real life.

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Rights-based resources

Plain-language explainers that help arts workers understand protections, risks, and options.

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Policy & legislation tracking

Updates and context on decisions that shape the creative economy—so communities can respond with clarity.

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Mutual Aid & Resource Sharing

We help connect arts workers to community support through partnerships, shared resources, and mutual aid pathways.

Our goal is to make it easier to find help, offer help, and build long-term resilience across the creative sector—especially during moments of disruption.

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