Archive - Statistical insights on the arts

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Reliance on volunteers in the arts, heritage, and entertainment varies between smaller and larger provinces

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Mar 21

In most provinces, women are a majority of artists but a minority of arts leaders

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Mar 14

Women are a huge majority of dancers but a small minority of producers, directors, conductors, and composers

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Mar 7

February 2023

One constant: employees in the arts and culture are much more likely to have multiple jobs than other workers in every province

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Feb 28

Another indicator of the precarity of cultural workers

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Feb 21

Number of organizations, revenues, employment levels, and rural / urban split in each province and territory

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Feb 14

The rural share of organizations might be higher than you think…

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Feb 7

January 2023

The performing arts remain furthest away from full recovery

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Jan 31

Analysis of 2021 census data

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Jan 24

But there is a significant shift in the job vacancy rate

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Jan 17

2021 census data in context

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Jan 10

December 2022

Women are neither fully represented nor equally paid in arts leadership positions, according to my analysis of 2021 census data

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Dec 13, 2022

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