Music Policy Forum

Reese Tanimura, Managing Director of @NWFolklife wrapping up our lightning rounds: “Interrupting Cultural Erasure through Policy.” #mpfs2019 #culture #music #community

@MusicPortlandOR presentation #mpfs2019

On now: Meara McLaughlin, Executive Director of @musicportland on how Portland operates its music scene as a community of independent entities to become “Independent Together.” #mpfs2019 #musicportland #bettertogether #independenttogether

Lightning round 2: Joni Lupovitz of @npr and Bill Johnson of @WRTImusic discuss the power of public radio and insights from the @noncommusic alliance #mpfs219 #publicradio #noncommercial #music #industry #localpublicradio

First of our closing lightning-round presentations: Catherine Moore from @UofT on food production strategy and its parallels to the music economy #mpfs2019 #foodproduction #foodeconomy #musiceconomy #innovation

.@YouthonRecord : Positive or negative, music is constantly educating us and influencing the way we understand the world around us. Music is education—and neither inherently positive or negative. It holds power both ways. #mpfs219 #youth #education #musiceducation

.@YouthonRecord breaking down their approach to an engaged pedagogy when it comes to educating our children—and how music plays a role in helping all people (including young people) understand their reality. #mpfs2019 #musicsaves #education #youthonrecord #musiceducation

On stage now: Jami Duffy, Executive Director of @YouthonRecord speaking about YOR’s mission of using music as a tool for helping at-risk youth. #mpfs2019 #youthonrecord #futureofmusic #music

According to @shawnjtownsend DC is conducting a nighttime mobility study to understand how transportation impacts nighttime behaviors regarding entertainment, safety, venues, etc. #mpfs2019 #transportation #economicimpact #data #studies

When it comes to pop-up and warehouse spaces, @shawnjtownsend is looking at changing the hard “No” from regulators to a “yes, but here’s what it will take to make it happen...” #mpfs2019 #musicvenue #safety #safemusiccities #warehousemusic

Happening now: Creating Safer Spaces—a discussion with Councilmember Kristin Palmer @CityOfNOLA , Lisa Gedgaudas of @CreateDenver , @shawnjtownsend of @entertain_dc , and @downtownkate with @KingCountyWA #mpfs2019 #musicpolicy #safespaces #dontmutedc #MusicCities

Discussion: does the growing existence of headphones and personal listening change the way we experience noise in public? #mpfs2019 #music #noise #policy

.@AnnaCelenza “music is an invasive art form.” This is an important distinction about music that’s different than other forms of creative expression—a hanging photograph in someone’s home doesn’t necessarily impact a neighbor while music often does. #noise #music #mpfs2019

Don Pitts with @soundmusiccity notes that he witnessed new condos being built in entertainment district with windows and walls that only block 16-18 decibels #austin #entertainment #music #noise #policy #mpfs2019

Ashlye Keaton @TheEllaProject commented that from a policy perspective, the ordinances *must* be objective. #mpfs2019 #music #noise #policy

Ali Martin notes that black music cannot continue to be pointed to as the source of noise within music. #mpfs2019

What can we do as a preventative measure for defining noise? #mpfs2019 #music #noise

What is the language the noise? There are some forms of music that do increase noise, but as a whole it’s unfairly easier to target music overall as a source of noise. #whatisnoise #music #noise #ordinance #policy #noisepollution #mpfs2019

Up now: Sounding Off—Noise vs Music in the Urban Landscape. Discussion with Alison Martin of @IndianaUniv , Don Pitts @soundmusiccity , Ashlye Keaton @TheEllaProject , @AnnaCelenza of @GeorgetownColl #mpfs2019 #musicpolicy #music #noise #ordinance #entertainment

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