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Introduction Introduction
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Aging as a Special Constituency: An Advocacy Movement, 1973–1995 Aging as a Special Constituency: An Advocacy Movement, 1973–1995
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Three Indicators of the Policy Environment for Arts and Aging Policy Development Three Indicators of the Policy Environment for Arts and Aging Policy Development
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A Crowded Arts Policy Agenda A Crowded Arts Policy Agenda
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Perceptions of Older Adults in the Arts Policy Community Perceptions of Older Adults in the Arts Policy Community
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Testimony of Agency Leaders Sets Limits on Arts and Aging Attention at the NEA Testimony of Agency Leaders Sets Limits on Arts and Aging Attention at the NEA
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An Arts and Aging Advocacy Partnership: The NEA Office of Special Constituencies and the National Council on Aging An Arts and Aging Advocacy Partnership: The NEA Office of Special Constituencies and the National Council on Aging
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The Arts Aim for a Place on the Aging Policy Agenda, 1981–2015 The Arts Aim for a Place on the Aging Policy Agenda, 1981–2015
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WHCoA 1981 and 1995: Advocating for Arts Services for Older Americans WHCoA 1981 and 1995: Advocating for Arts Services for Older Americans
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WHCoA 2005: Baby Boomers, Arts, and Creativity WHCoA 2005: Baby Boomers, Arts, and Creativity
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WHCoA 2015: Healthy Aging and Age-Friendly Communities WHCoA 2015: Healthy Aging and Age-Friendly Communities
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An Objective Unattained An Objective Unattained
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A Change in Frame and Leadership: Creative Aging and the National Center for Creative Aging, 2001–2018 A Change in Frame and Leadership: Creative Aging and the National Center for Creative Aging, 2001–2018
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The Maturing of the Arts and Aging Movement The Maturing of the Arts and Aging Movement
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Creative Aging and the National Center for Creative Aging Creative Aging and the National Center for Creative Aging
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Decentralizing Creative Aging Policy and Diffusing the Arts into Healthy Aging, 2013 to Present Decentralizing Creative Aging Policy and Diffusing the Arts into Healthy Aging, 2013 to Present
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Conclusion Conclusion
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3 Four Strategies to Advance Arts and Aging Policy
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Published:April 2024
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Abstract
“Four Strategies to Advance Arts and Aging Policy” introduces and applies key policy concepts, such as agenda-setting, political context, window of opportunity and advocacy coalition in a 50-year analysis of the tactics, outcomes, and lessons learned in efforts to demonstrate that the arts are a valued asset of healthy aging. This evolution unfolded in four distinct, but overlapping, approaches that explored policy formulation, generated specialized knowledge and evidence, built programming capacity, and expanded network building. This chapter also identifies gaps, unfinished developments, and contextual conditions that have hindered the arts and aging policy community from fully achieving its goal and realizing its potential public benefits. This historical analysis of arts and aging policy strategies and the relevant institutional infrastructure in America lays the foundation for the authors’ recommendations for activating the arts in healthy aging ecosystem.
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