You won’t need to be an evaluation expert to use our system. It is based on the Opera Civic Impact Framework, developed by and for the opera sector. Best of all, it connects arts impacts to The Common Approach and UN Sustainable Development Goals. If you can use surveymonkey you can use this.
Enhance your advocacy efforts. Track the recovery of the opera sector using live StatsCan data that compares the live performing arts sector to industry aggregates since the pandemic with regard to jobs, GDP, and business conditions.
Track your organizational change efforts as you build back better through a series of indicators that relate to your commitments to Equity, Sustainability, and Innovation.
For Immediate Release January 6, 2020 At the start of their milestone 20th Anniversary, Opera.ca announced the Opera Civic Impact Framework, a result of their 5-year strategic plan called "Charting Our Civic Impact". Developed in conjunction with Good Roots Consulting...
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A collaboration with Mass Culture What would an Arts Impact Community look like? What would it need to gain buy-in and be shaped by its users, to be an equitable learning resource and system of support, to have a culture...
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Presented in partnership with Mass Culture Christina Loewen, Executive Director of Association for Opera in Canada, interviews Professor Geoffrey Crossick about his joint report with Dr. Patrycja Kaszynska, "Understanding the value of arts & culture", which was funded by the...
Read MoreThe Opera Impact Platform is a collective tool for sector-wide change. Arts advocacy succeeds when we can tell a consistent common story of impact. Governments, funders and the public respond to a united sector, well organized for the long term. Going it alone results in a fragmented impact story and favours the few over the many. If you’re reading this, then now is the time to sign-up, it will help you make informed decisions during a time we are all having difficult conversations.
