The November 12 program features talks, interviews, and discussions with leaders working to advance music policy in communities across the United States and internationally.

Topics include:

Equitable Ticketing and Revenue Models: Exploring new approaches to ticketing, independent venue sustainability, and revenue sharing.
Public Investment That Works: Examining how public funding and innovative partnerships can strengthen local music ecosystems.
Building Stronger Music Cities: Learning how communities are developing and implementing policies that support artists, venues, and music businesses.
Higher Education and Workforce Development: Creating stronger pathways between education, artists, employers, and local music economies.
The Future of Public Media: Exploring the role of public media in supporting artists, music discovery, and local communities.
Measuring Music Ecosystems: Using data and research to guide investment and inform music policy.
Creative Economy Finance: Identifying new funding and investment models for artists, venues, and music infrastructure.

Contact the host of Music Policy Forum 2026: Let's See Action | Virtual Conference

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