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ADMINISTRATIVE TOOLS: SOFTWARE

AUDIENCE DEVELOPMENT

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CANADA FUNDERS

COMMUNITY-ENGAGED ARTS

FUNDRAISING SKILLS

FUNDRAISING TOOLS

GRANT PROPOSAL WRITING

GETTING STARTED

Art of Managing Your Career – CHRC

HEALTH & SAFETY

Artists Health Alliance

INSURANCE

HUMAN RESOURCES

LEGAL

LITERARY ARTS ARTIST UNIONS & ASSOCIATIONS

MULTIDISCIPLINARY SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS

ONTARIO ADVOCACY & RESEARCH

ONTARIO FUNDERS

OTTAWA ADVOCACY & RESEARCH

OTTAWA ARTS HIGH SCHOOLS

OTTAWA ARTS NEWS

OTTAWA ARTS SCHOOLS

OTTAWA FUNDERS

OTTAWA UNIVERSITIES & COLLEGES

University of Ottawa
Algonquin College
- School of Media and Design
Carleton University

OUTREACH

Culture Days

WEBINARS

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PERFORMING ARTS ARTIST UNIONS & ASSOCIATIONS

Canadian Actors Equity Association
Associated Designers of Canada
Playwrights Guild of Canada
Union des Artistes
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE)
Canadian Federation of Musicians
Canadian League of Composers
Songwriters Association of Canada
Canadian Dance Assembly

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Dance Ontario
Dance Umbrella
Theatre Ontario
Theatre Action
Ottawa Fringe Festival
MEGAPHONO
Ottawa Music Industry Coalition (OMIC)
Canadian Music Center
Canadian Media Producer Association

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INFORMATION AND SKILLS TO HELP ARTS GROUPS AND ARTISTS

Need to check a funding deadline? Want to know what are your rights as an artist? Looking for professional arts representation? Or want to prepare that business plan and market your art practice? Arts Resources is a database of relevant links, tools and practical information you can use.

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