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Building the Case: How Museums Can Measure and Communicate Their Impact with Dnyanesh Kamat

Museums are essential to their communities — but making that case to funders, elected officials, and the public requires more than good stories. This session explores how museums can build an evidence base for advocacy by measuring their economic, social, and community impact. Drawing on frameworks developed at the federal level and real data from Nova Scotia museums participating as case studies, we’ll walk through practical approaches to collecting and presenting impact data — from operating expenditures and visitor spending to volunteerism, educational programming, and community partnerships. Participants will leave with a clearer sense of what to measure, how to gather the data, and how to translate it into a compelling case for support.

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Building the Case: How Museums Can Measure and Communicate Their Impact with Dnyanesh Kamat

AMNÉ est situé sur le territoire ancestral et non cédé du peuple Mi’kmaq. Nous tenons à exprimer notre gratitude pour l’opportunité qui nous est donnée de vivre et d’apprendre sur ce territoire, dans un esprit de respect mutuel et de reconnaissance.