Early bird registration closes May 14th - be sure to buy your Creative Sector Summit tickets today.

MASSCreative seeks session proposals that support learning, ideation, and idea exchange on this year’s theme. Whether you are a community organizer, artist, voter rights advocate, creative worker, administrator, or educator, we want to hear your experiences and insights.

MASSCreative seeks session proposals that support learning, ideation, and idea exchange on this year’s theme. Whether you are a community organizer, artist, voter rights advocate, creative worker, administrator, or educator, we want to hear your experiences and insights.

The Advocacy 301: Do’s and Don’ts training is designed to help participants understand how they can legally engage in advocacy and lobbying to assume stronger roles in civic life.

On April 16th, we welcomed Representative Sean Garballey (D-Arlington), the new House Chair of the Joint Committee on Tourism, Arts and Cultural Development to our Artivist Town Hall. Rep. Garballey shared about his role within the committee, how committee members review and consider bills, and what advocates ought to know to advance their policy issues.

The Advocacy 201 training builds on the foundation of the Advocacy 101 session. In Advocacy 201, we will prepare you to take the lead in organizing your networks and communities. We’ll cover how to turn your network into an advocacy powerhouse, coordinate advocacy meetings with your elected officials, and use your social media platforms to help folks take action on the things you care about most.