The document outlines plans for Broward County, Florida's centennial celebration in 2015. It proposes unifying the arts, business, and community partners to celebrate Broward's culture, diversity, and future through exhibits, events, and performances. Key elements include visual art displays and murals countywide, multiple performing arts stages celebrating Broward's breadth of talent, and an interactive "Inside Out" project encouraging community expression. The celebration aims to promote cultural tourism and establish an annual signature event celebrating Broward's creative assets. A timeline is provided laying out the multi-year process from developing the concept through the main centennial celebration events in October 2015.
Greensboro Public Art Funding Presentation finalchrisbeacham
This document discusses using public art and arts-driven economic development to create vibrant communities. It provides examples of partnerships and funding models for public art, including percent for art programs and collaborations between arts councils and other government agencies. Case studies highlight how initiatives in North Carolina have supported projects in Wilson, Durham, and Winston-Salem that have attracted new businesses and development through public art and placemaking.
The document summarizes efforts to develop the creative economy in Barrie, Ontario through a cultural planning process. It outlines the formation of a cultural mapping study, recommendations for developing arts facilities and organizations, and the creation of a Department of Culture. Challenges included limited funding and staff, but successes were approving a cultural plan, granting funds to arts groups, and purchasing a property to serve as a performing arts centre.
MUGNA- is the outcome of a regional and national planning process involving the various NCCA sub-commissions with the end view of expanding the contributions of culture to national growth and development . Towards a Sustained Cultural Development of Negros Island
#National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), Negros Cultural Foundation for the Negros Island, YATTA. #For 2016, six cities/ towns of Negros Island have been selected for its pilot run, namely DUMAGUETE, BAIS & AMLAN,CALATRAVA, KABANKALAN AND MURCIA.
This document summarizes a research project on the cultural mapping of Barangay Labo in Ozamiz City, Philippines. It begins with an abstract that outlines the purpose of the research - to document the undocumented cultural heritage of Labo through cultural mapping. The research involved site visits, interviews, and collecting information on the natural, built, intangible, and movable heritage of the community. The results will be used to propose an awareness campaign to educate the community about their cultural identity and encourage preservation of local heritage. This will help teach future generations and contribute to appreciation of Filipino cultural heritage. The document then provides details on the history of Labo and descriptions of the various cultural aspects that were mapped.
This document outlines plans for Rock'n Donation 2016, a music festival fundraiser organized by Rock'n Bach School of Music and Art. The beneficiary is Lebanese Red Cross. The event will be held at Platea Outdoor Amphitheater in Jounieh, Lebanon and feature live music performances by Rock'n Bach students. Collaborating members include the school founder, marketing manager, artist manager, and others who will assist with administration, production, design and more. The event aims to introduce a new concept combining music, interactive stations, and fundraising to support Lebanese Red Cross initiatives.
"Use what you know, to do good as you go."
The Muskoka Foundation helps overland travelers to make a difference in the communities they're visiting, through volunteer and training programs.
This presentation explains how the foundation works, what our mission is and how you can get involved.
Greensboro Public Art Funding Presentation finalchrisbeacham
This document discusses using public art and arts-driven economic development to create vibrant communities. It provides examples of partnerships and funding models for public art, including percent for art programs and collaborations between arts councils and other government agencies. Case studies highlight how initiatives in North Carolina have supported projects in Wilson, Durham, and Winston-Salem that have attracted new businesses and development through public art and placemaking.
The document summarizes efforts to develop the creative economy in Barrie, Ontario through a cultural planning process. It outlines the formation of a cultural mapping study, recommendations for developing arts facilities and organizations, and the creation of a Department of Culture. Challenges included limited funding and staff, but successes were approving a cultural plan, granting funds to arts groups, and purchasing a property to serve as a performing arts centre.
MUGNA- is the outcome of a regional and national planning process involving the various NCCA sub-commissions with the end view of expanding the contributions of culture to national growth and development . Towards a Sustained Cultural Development of Negros Island
#National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), Negros Cultural Foundation for the Negros Island, YATTA. #For 2016, six cities/ towns of Negros Island have been selected for its pilot run, namely DUMAGUETE, BAIS & AMLAN,CALATRAVA, KABANKALAN AND MURCIA.
This document summarizes a research project on the cultural mapping of Barangay Labo in Ozamiz City, Philippines. It begins with an abstract that outlines the purpose of the research - to document the undocumented cultural heritage of Labo through cultural mapping. The research involved site visits, interviews, and collecting information on the natural, built, intangible, and movable heritage of the community. The results will be used to propose an awareness campaign to educate the community about their cultural identity and encourage preservation of local heritage. This will help teach future generations and contribute to appreciation of Filipino cultural heritage. The document then provides details on the history of Labo and descriptions of the various cultural aspects that were mapped.
This document outlines plans for Rock'n Donation 2016, a music festival fundraiser organized by Rock'n Bach School of Music and Art. The beneficiary is Lebanese Red Cross. The event will be held at Platea Outdoor Amphitheater in Jounieh, Lebanon and feature live music performances by Rock'n Bach students. Collaborating members include the school founder, marketing manager, artist manager, and others who will assist with administration, production, design and more. The event aims to introduce a new concept combining music, interactive stations, and fundraising to support Lebanese Red Cross initiatives.
"Use what you know, to do good as you go."
The Muskoka Foundation helps overland travelers to make a difference in the communities they're visiting, through volunteer and training programs.
This presentation explains how the foundation works, what our mission is and how you can get involved.
Shannon Willow is a visual artist and educator based in Clarkston, Georgia. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in graphic design and painting. Her experience includes mural painting, art instruction, and appraising fine art and antiques. She specializes in facilitating community art projects to promote social engagement and diversity. Some of her accomplishments include leading a public art movement in Clarkston and creating large scale murals that bring people together.
This document contains contact and biographical information for Charles Royce Ewald. It outlines his education at the University of Wisconsin-Madison where he obtained a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Strategic Communications. It also details his relevant work experience in marketing and promotions roles for various organizations like Revelry Music and Arts Festival, CBS Local Radio, Isthmus Publishing Co., and as an independent band manager.
Miah Michaelsen, Assistant Economic Development Director for the Arts for the City of Bloomington gave a presentation on the Bloomington Entertainment and Arts District for the 2012 Inter-City Visit.
The document provides information about the 2014 Bonner Summer Leadership Institute to be held at Berry College from May 27-30. It will be the largest annual Bonner Conference, providing over 300 participants with opportunities for learning, networking, and professional and personal development through workshops, group sessions, participant tracks, and social events. The planning team will work over the next 15 weeks on logistics, programming, and social activities to welcome participants and spread Bonner love at Berry College in May 2014.
This document provides information about the "Night on the Streets: Ending the Trafficking of Homeless Youth" event organized by Ark of Freedom Alliance and MASS District. The event will take place on January 27-28, 2019 in Fort Lauderdale and includes a music festival, sleep-out, and youth resource fair to raise awareness and funds to prevent human trafficking of homeless and at-risk youth. The document outlines sponsorship opportunities for the event and how funds will support Ark of Freedom Alliance's anti-trafficking programming.
Laura Zucker - Public Art: Making Creative PlacesContract Cities
The document outlines the civic art policy and procedures for public art projects in Los Angeles County. It discusses how 1% of construction budgets over $500,000 are allocated to civic art. There are over 130 artworks in the county's collection. The civic art process involves establishing a project coordination committee made up of representatives from relevant county departments, supervisorial offices, cities, and community members. Artists are selected through a process that identifies project values and opportunities for artwork. The civic art program aims to create high quality, site-specific artworks that engage communities and enhance the built environment.
Jane's Walk Vienna: Embracing fun, curiosity and diversity on more than 100 V...Andreas Lindinger
This document summarizes the history and growth of Jane's Walk Vienna over the past 6 years. It began in 2014 with 4 walks and has grown significantly to over 100 walks with around 2,800 total participants. The document discusses strategies for finding walk leaders, building partnerships, promotion, and addressing challenges to continue growing the event and engaging more of the Vienna community.
MTCS presentation Cultural Summit October 6, 2015Hastings County
The document discusses the role of culture in community and economic development. It notes that culture contributes to strong communities by enhancing quality of place, reflecting diversity, and building pride. Culture also contributes economically by attracting talent and businesses, boosting tourism, and creating jobs. The document then outlines municipal cultural planning, which involves engaging communities to map cultural resources and integrate culture into local decision-making. Key steps include consultation, assessment, planning, implementation, and monitoring progress. Finally, the document provides context on Ontario's culture strategy consultation to update programs and support for culture.
Karen Schulman from Community Recreation presented on their mission to deliver recreation services effectively by developing leisure skills and active lifestyles for all ID holders. Their vision is to help all ID holders find "More Ways to Recreate" through streamlined programs, services, facilities, and equipment. Community Recreation includes the Waterfront Recreation Center, Tickets and Travel, Gear Rental, and Admiral Baker Picnic & Green Areas. They host various events and plan to continue large events while expanding programming, classes, outings, and outreach. Departments should consider Community Recreation when planning events and reach out for assistance.
Parks as Multi-Use Destinations and Catalysts for Community DevelopmentPark Pride
Presentation from Park Pride's 2015 Parks and Greenspace Conference. The presenter is Cynthia Nikitin.
With the importance of parks growing in the public's consciousness, now is the time to question what distinguishes great parks. Project for Public Spaces has identified nine strategies that help parks achieve their full potential to become active, multi-use, accessible, inclusive, safe public spaces that enhance neighborhoods and catalyze local economic development, highlight community authenticity and support multiple users.
The document provides an outline for managing partners of the Flint Hills International Children's Festival. It details the festival's history and objectives of providing arts experiences for children. Festival partners are integral to the success of the festival by offering art activities that educate children and celebrate cultural diversity. The outline estimates that partners will spend $500-1,000 on supplies and activities and recruit an average of 14 volunteers. It provides a planning timeline and estimates of resources required by partners to participate in the festival.
La Universidad Jean Piaget está aceptando inscripciones para la carrera de Licenciatura en Ciencias de la Educación en octubre por solo $1000, cuyo objetivo es formar profesionales altamente capacitados desarrollando en los estudiantes herramientas para pensar, comunicarse y resolver problemas. La carrera tiene un horario escolarizado de lunes a viernes de 8 am a 2 pm y un sistema mixto los sábados de 2 pm a 10 pm.
Neil Armstrong was born in Ohio in 1930 and worked as an engineer, test pilot and astronaut for NASA, commanding the Apollo 11 mission in 1969 which made him the first person to walk on the moon, achieving the goal of landing astronauts on the lunar surface and returning them safely to Earth.
Este documento presenta la teoría de la dualidad política, la cual establece que para que un sistema político esté en equilibrio y progreso continuo, se requiere que exista un partido capaz de equilibrar políticas tradicionales y progresistas. De lo contrario, si un país cambia constantemente su orientación política de izquierda a derecha, esto genera inmovilismo. La dualidad política también implica que cada partido debe analizarse en términos de su posición entre estas vertientes.
About ARUDMO transformation - social media edition 2Maciej Lobza
ARUDMO is an organization that works to empower rural communities in Africa. It is undergoing a 6-month transformation project to address challenges in leadership, talent development, and finances. The transformation will establish a shared framework with direction setting, process redesign, and performance improvement phases. It will be guided by principles like human dignity, performance objectives, learning orientation, and a focus on teams. The transformation aims to better achieve the UN's Sustainable Development Goals in rural Africa through specific programs and global conversations.
The document discusses the governance model needed for effective ITS implementation. It argues that legislation is a challenging process that can take years and result in divergence from current, much less future, situations and needs. Rather than legislation, the optimal ITS enterprise governance model should involve empowered decision-makers, derive from proper consensus on long-term objectives, and institutionalize a firm commitment to action on near-term objectives as they arise. An executive committee with limited and clearly defined membership involving both public and private participation acting with the power to bind their organizations could balance clarity and flexibility.
This document discusses smart cache management for ontology-based, history-aware stream reasoning. It presents an approach that uses a cache to identify and store interesting portions of streaming data. This enables historical data management and continuous querying over the stream. The cache aims to reduce overhead compared to existing stream reasoning systems like C-SPARQL and EP-SPARQL. Future work will explore different cache policies and the effects of the background ontology on system performance and reasoning.
This short document contains 6 photo credits from various photographers and a call to action encouraging the reader to create their own presentation on SlideShare using Haiku Deck. In summary, the document lists photo sources and promotes the creation of presentations.
Shannon Willow is a visual artist and educator based in Clarkston, Georgia. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in graphic design and painting. Her experience includes mural painting, art instruction, and appraising fine art and antiques. She specializes in facilitating community art projects to promote social engagement and diversity. Some of her accomplishments include leading a public art movement in Clarkston and creating large scale murals that bring people together.
This document contains contact and biographical information for Charles Royce Ewald. It outlines his education at the University of Wisconsin-Madison where he obtained a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Strategic Communications. It also details his relevant work experience in marketing and promotions roles for various organizations like Revelry Music and Arts Festival, CBS Local Radio, Isthmus Publishing Co., and as an independent band manager.
Miah Michaelsen, Assistant Economic Development Director for the Arts for the City of Bloomington gave a presentation on the Bloomington Entertainment and Arts District for the 2012 Inter-City Visit.
The document provides information about the 2014 Bonner Summer Leadership Institute to be held at Berry College from May 27-30. It will be the largest annual Bonner Conference, providing over 300 participants with opportunities for learning, networking, and professional and personal development through workshops, group sessions, participant tracks, and social events. The planning team will work over the next 15 weeks on logistics, programming, and social activities to welcome participants and spread Bonner love at Berry College in May 2014.
This document provides information about the "Night on the Streets: Ending the Trafficking of Homeless Youth" event organized by Ark of Freedom Alliance and MASS District. The event will take place on January 27-28, 2019 in Fort Lauderdale and includes a music festival, sleep-out, and youth resource fair to raise awareness and funds to prevent human trafficking of homeless and at-risk youth. The document outlines sponsorship opportunities for the event and how funds will support Ark of Freedom Alliance's anti-trafficking programming.
Laura Zucker - Public Art: Making Creative PlacesContract Cities
The document outlines the civic art policy and procedures for public art projects in Los Angeles County. It discusses how 1% of construction budgets over $500,000 are allocated to civic art. There are over 130 artworks in the county's collection. The civic art process involves establishing a project coordination committee made up of representatives from relevant county departments, supervisorial offices, cities, and community members. Artists are selected through a process that identifies project values and opportunities for artwork. The civic art program aims to create high quality, site-specific artworks that engage communities and enhance the built environment.
Jane's Walk Vienna: Embracing fun, curiosity and diversity on more than 100 V...Andreas Lindinger
This document summarizes the history and growth of Jane's Walk Vienna over the past 6 years. It began in 2014 with 4 walks and has grown significantly to over 100 walks with around 2,800 total participants. The document discusses strategies for finding walk leaders, building partnerships, promotion, and addressing challenges to continue growing the event and engaging more of the Vienna community.
MTCS presentation Cultural Summit October 6, 2015Hastings County
The document discusses the role of culture in community and economic development. It notes that culture contributes to strong communities by enhancing quality of place, reflecting diversity, and building pride. Culture also contributes economically by attracting talent and businesses, boosting tourism, and creating jobs. The document then outlines municipal cultural planning, which involves engaging communities to map cultural resources and integrate culture into local decision-making. Key steps include consultation, assessment, planning, implementation, and monitoring progress. Finally, the document provides context on Ontario's culture strategy consultation to update programs and support for culture.
Karen Schulman from Community Recreation presented on their mission to deliver recreation services effectively by developing leisure skills and active lifestyles for all ID holders. Their vision is to help all ID holders find "More Ways to Recreate" through streamlined programs, services, facilities, and equipment. Community Recreation includes the Waterfront Recreation Center, Tickets and Travel, Gear Rental, and Admiral Baker Picnic & Green Areas. They host various events and plan to continue large events while expanding programming, classes, outings, and outreach. Departments should consider Community Recreation when planning events and reach out for assistance.
Parks as Multi-Use Destinations and Catalysts for Community DevelopmentPark Pride
Presentation from Park Pride's 2015 Parks and Greenspace Conference. The presenter is Cynthia Nikitin.
With the importance of parks growing in the public's consciousness, now is the time to question what distinguishes great parks. Project for Public Spaces has identified nine strategies that help parks achieve their full potential to become active, multi-use, accessible, inclusive, safe public spaces that enhance neighborhoods and catalyze local economic development, highlight community authenticity and support multiple users.
The document provides an outline for managing partners of the Flint Hills International Children's Festival. It details the festival's history and objectives of providing arts experiences for children. Festival partners are integral to the success of the festival by offering art activities that educate children and celebrate cultural diversity. The outline estimates that partners will spend $500-1,000 on supplies and activities and recruit an average of 14 volunteers. It provides a planning timeline and estimates of resources required by partners to participate in the festival.
La Universidad Jean Piaget está aceptando inscripciones para la carrera de Licenciatura en Ciencias de la Educación en octubre por solo $1000, cuyo objetivo es formar profesionales altamente capacitados desarrollando en los estudiantes herramientas para pensar, comunicarse y resolver problemas. La carrera tiene un horario escolarizado de lunes a viernes de 8 am a 2 pm y un sistema mixto los sábados de 2 pm a 10 pm.
Neil Armstrong was born in Ohio in 1930 and worked as an engineer, test pilot and astronaut for NASA, commanding the Apollo 11 mission in 1969 which made him the first person to walk on the moon, achieving the goal of landing astronauts on the lunar surface and returning them safely to Earth.
Este documento presenta la teoría de la dualidad política, la cual establece que para que un sistema político esté en equilibrio y progreso continuo, se requiere que exista un partido capaz de equilibrar políticas tradicionales y progresistas. De lo contrario, si un país cambia constantemente su orientación política de izquierda a derecha, esto genera inmovilismo. La dualidad política también implica que cada partido debe analizarse en términos de su posición entre estas vertientes.
About ARUDMO transformation - social media edition 2Maciej Lobza
ARUDMO is an organization that works to empower rural communities in Africa. It is undergoing a 6-month transformation project to address challenges in leadership, talent development, and finances. The transformation will establish a shared framework with direction setting, process redesign, and performance improvement phases. It will be guided by principles like human dignity, performance objectives, learning orientation, and a focus on teams. The transformation aims to better achieve the UN's Sustainable Development Goals in rural Africa through specific programs and global conversations.
The document discusses the governance model needed for effective ITS implementation. It argues that legislation is a challenging process that can take years and result in divergence from current, much less future, situations and needs. Rather than legislation, the optimal ITS enterprise governance model should involve empowered decision-makers, derive from proper consensus on long-term objectives, and institutionalize a firm commitment to action on near-term objectives as they arise. An executive committee with limited and clearly defined membership involving both public and private participation acting with the power to bind their organizations could balance clarity and flexibility.
This document discusses smart cache management for ontology-based, history-aware stream reasoning. It presents an approach that uses a cache to identify and store interesting portions of streaming data. This enables historical data management and continuous querying over the stream. The cache aims to reduce overhead compared to existing stream reasoning systems like C-SPARQL and EP-SPARQL. Future work will explore different cache policies and the effects of the background ontology on system performance and reasoning.
This short document contains 6 photo credits from various photographers and a call to action encouraging the reader to create their own presentation on SlideShare using Haiku Deck. In summary, the document lists photo sources and promotes the creation of presentations.
La autoestima dinámica propone escribir 5 cosas que te gusten de ti mismo y 5 cosas que te agraden de tu forma de ser para reforzar la percepción positiva sobre uno mismo.
The document summarizes a student's summer research internship on privacy preserving and integrity protecting data aggregation in wireless sensor networks. The student studied and improved an existing algorithm for integrity protection of data. The key points covered include:
1) Wireless sensor networks face challenges of privacy preservation and integrity protection when aggregating sensitive data.
2) The student examined an existing algorithm that uses perturbation and complex numbers to preserve privacy while allowing integrity checks.
3) Issues with the algorithm include vulnerability if partial nodes participate. The student proposed using a bit vector to indicate participating nodes to address this.
4) Creation of energy efficient data aggregation trees in sensor networks was another topic studied to optimize parameters like energy consumption and network lifetime
El documento presenta la misión, visión, símbolos y roles del Servicio Nacional de Aprendizaje (SENA) de Colombia. La misión es ofrecer formación profesional integral de calidad. La visión para 2020 es posicionarse a nivel mundial por su formación e innovación y contribuir a la competitividad de Colombia a través de la productividad, empleo, fuerza laboral innovadora y excelencia. Los símbolos representan los sectores de la industria, comercio, servicios y el café. Las plataformas Blackboard y Sofia Plus permiten
A Secure Multi-Owner Data Sharing Scheme for Dynamic Group in Public Cloud. IJCERT JOURNAL
In cloud computing outsourcing group resource among cloud users is a major challenge, so cloud computing provides a low-cost and well-organized solution. Due to frequent change of membership, sharing data in a multi-owner manner to an untrusted cloud is still its challenging issue. In this paper we proposed a secure multi-owner data sharing scheme for dynamic group in public cloud. By providing AES encryption with convergent key while uploading the data, any cloud user can securely share data with others. Meanwhile, the storage overhead and encryption computation cost of the scheme are independent with the number of revoked users. In addition, I analyze the security of this scheme with rigorous proofs. One-Time Password is one of the easiest and most popular forms of authentication that can be used for securing access to accounts. One-Time Passwords are often referred to as secure and stronger forms of authentication in multi-owner manner. Extensive security and performance analysis shows that our proposed scheme is highly efficient and satisfies the security requirements for public cloud based secure group sharing.
Tysofast Taylor Swift Sweepstakes Official RulesMSLGROUPATL
This document outlines the official rules for the "1989 Rewind" sweepstakes hosted on Twitter. The sweepstakes is only open to legal residents of Florida aged 18 or older. To enter, participants must follow @tysofast on Twitter and retweet a specific sweepstakes tweet during the entry period between October 12-15, 2015. No purchase is necessary to enter or win, and the sweepstakes is not sponsored or endorsed by Twitter.
This document outlines a strategic plan for the Norwich Arts Events Committee to utilize arts and culture to provide economic benefits to the city of Norwich, Connecticut. The plan's mission is to use local arts assets positively. Goals include beautifying the city through public art projects, improving perceptions of Norwich by promoting arts events, and identifying a group to oversee plan implementation. Strategies and tasks are presented to achieve these goals over several years through community partnerships.
Community based festival model - Memory Projectalejandro1989
A community-based festival aims to promote human and community development through direct participation of local people in design, content, and dissemination. The purpose is to generate social connections, communication, identity, and a sense of belonging. Reasons for hosting one include strengthening community spirit and identity, showcasing local artists, increasing tourism and the local economy. Planning involves analyzing community needs and assets, developing the idea and goals, forming an organizational team, planning logistics, developing a budget, scheduling events, designing the program, and evaluating outcomes. Key steps are engaging the community, choosing a theme, location, and dates that fit the target audience.
Gro wnc cultural resources workgroup meeting march 2012GroWNC
The document summarizes a meeting of the Cultural Resources Workgroup. The objectives of the meeting were to build understanding of common goals and select nominations for the Steering Committee. There was discussion of cultural resource goals from adopted county plans, including historic preservation, cultural preservation, and promoting cultural tourism. The Workgroup developed a vision for the region to be recognized for its creative placemaking and craft heritage with the creative economy embraced. Goals included improving education around historical resources, advocating for arts and culture, and recognizing arts and culture as a key industry. Next steps discussed were having open houses in each county to introduce the public to the project and get feedback on goals.
this will bring up a page similar to the event submission form, where you will have the option to update all aspects of the event. For example, you can add a new description or a new date, as well as update the phone numbers or email addresses and the image used for the event
Fructôse is an arts association located in Dunkirk, France that provides workspaces and resources to artists. It was established in 2008 to foster new art forms and relationships between art, land, and people. Fructôse's mission is to promote synergies through partnerships and question the role of art in society. A SWOT analysis found strengths in funding, real estate, reputation and talent development, but weaknesses in defining its market, location, and budget. Opportunities include community engagement and strategic alliances, while threats include new development plans and losing cultural capital status. Future plans include rebranding, defining the market, establishing funding, and identifying an artistic direction.
This document provides guidance and resources for community organizers for Culture Days, an annual event celebrating arts and culture across Canada. It outlines proven tactics for success such as connecting with provincial task forces, promoting activity registration, planning and producing local events, conducting marketing and communications, and sharing experiences. Key dates for the Culture Days campaign and an overview of the multi-level marketing campaign are also presented. The goal is to support and empower community organizers in activating their communities for Culture Days.
South Arts is a nonprofit organization established in 1975 to promote arts in the Southern United States. Its portfolio of activities for Fiscal Year 2011 includes programs like ArtsReady to help arts organizations plan for emergencies, Presenting 101 workshops, a national tour of Southern crafts and art, and a Dance Touring Initiative. South Arts also conducts research, operates an online artist registry called Southern Artistry, and hosts the Performing Arts Exchange conference. The organization's mission is to strengthen the South through advancing excellence in the arts.
This document outlines a diversity and inclusion plan for the town of Stratford, PEI. It establishes four principles of sustainability: economic, environmental, social, and cultural. It then details goals and actions to create a sustainable and inclusive environment that protects human rights, fosters social engagement, and implements understanding, identification, and inclusion initiatives through community forums, data collection, policy reviews, and celebrations of cultural diversity. The next steps are to appoint an oversight committee and hire a coordinator to implement the plan.
The document discusses making space for arts and culture in Vancouver. It provides context on cultural plan strategic directions and sector strengths/challenges. It looks back at accomplishments from 2008-2013 including new/renovated spaces and engagement. It examines current real estate conditions challenging the sector. It outlines strategic directions for 2014-2018 such as increasing participation, fostering leadership, and continuing support programs.
The summary provides an overview of the key points from the 2012 Annual General Meeting document:
The 2012 Annual General Meeting was held on November 28th in Brantford. The agenda included welcoming remarks, a presentation of the 2013 budget and levy, the 2012 annual report, and awards. The annual report highlighted marketing, events, advocacy, and expansion initiatives undertaken by the Downtown Brantford BIA in 2012. Lucas Duguid was recognized as the 2012 Downtown Champion of the Year for his community leadership and contributions to downtown Brantford through various organizations and businesses.
Art Directory is a digital platform for Media and Entertainment Industry. We are a platform to showcase Artists & their Art-Works and help them to sell their Art-Pieces without the Involvement of any Commission or Middle-Men.
This document provides an overview and update of the DMAG CODENAME JOINED UP project after one year. It summarizes the key outputs and achievements over the past year, which include workshops held at various partner venues, development of a website and marketing materials, and appointment of artists. It also highlights some positive outcomes, such as participants learning new skills and stories being shared. Finally, it outlines next steps for the coming year, such as additional workshops and events, development of souvenirs, and increasing digital engagement.
This document is a resume for April Erin Farrell. It summarizes her experience managing membership and fundraising programs at two art museums, the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego and the Museum of Arts and Design in New York. At both museums, she successfully increased membership numbers and revenue from events and annual campaigns. She also has experience planning large-scale fundraising galas and managing executive assistants roles.
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Greg Richards discusses how events are increasingly being used as strategic tools for urban transformation and regeneration in cities. He defines the "eventful city" as one that purposefully uses a programme of events to support long-term policy goals and enhance quality of life. Effective management of the eventful city involves coordinating events, stakeholders, and resources to achieve city-wide objectives. Richards analyzes case studies of Edinburgh, Rotterdam, and 's-Hertogenbosch to illustrate different strategic approaches to developing and managing eventful cities.
This document provides an overview of Arts Queensland's priorities and programs. It discusses Arts Queensland's goals to grow quality arts, capitalize on technology, and partner with local governments and other sectors. It then summarizes Arts Queensland's strategic plans and initiatives to support various art forms, including Creative Communities projects, funding programs, and support for Indigenous arts. Details are provided on specific programs like Career Development Grants, Development and Presentation Grants, and the Artist in Residence program.
The document outlines a 6-step process for creating and maintaining a cultural plan: 1) Decide the scope, 2) Gather information about the community, 3) Analyze the data, 4) Set goals, 5) Implement the plan and do outreach, 6) Ongoing evaluation and maintenance of the living document through community partnerships. Resources mentioned include cultural data projects, blueprints, and technical assistance.
The Canada Dance Festival presents and celebrates excellence in Canadian dance. It serves as a national presenter of Canadian dance, supporting emerging and established artists. The Festival reflects Canada's diverse cultural landscape and fosters networking in the dance community. It strives to ignite passion for dance, inspire creativity, and unify the community through showcasing Canada's stories in dance performances.
SPONSORSHIP - proposal sample - Colours in the Community Suki Fox Murley
Artists for Kids is proposing that BC Hydro become the title sponsor of their annual fundraising gala "Colours in the Community". The event showcases art by children in Artists for Kids programs and raises funds to support art education programs. As title sponsor, BC Hydro would receive prominent branding and promotion. Artists for Kids feels BC Hydro is a good fit as a sponsor because their values around environmental sustainability, youth, and community align well with the goals of the event and organization. The proposal package outlines the event details, sponsorship benefits, and how supporting Artists for Kids can help BC Hydro achieve its strategic community objectives. Artists for Kids is requesting a response by September 4th to incorporate BC Hydro's branding in marketing if they accept the title
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FAU is experiencing an exciting period of growth with new facilities like the on-campus stadium and dorms opening in 2011 and the establishment of the Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine. Alumni are encouraged to get involved and take advantage of membership benefits by joining the FAU National Alumni Association, which represents the university's growing alumni community and aims to advance FAU's goals through programs and services. Membership provides access to events like the tailgate party before home football games and discounts on food, retail items, travel, and more.
The document promotes membership in the FAU Student Alumni Association (SAA). SAA membership provides opportunities to get involved in leadership roles with spirit groups, access to alumni events and tailgates, and discounts on merchandise, food, travel and more. Members receive a welcome package with spirit items and an alumni membership card for discounts at various local businesses.
This document promotes Nova Southeastern University (NSU) specialty license plates and offers a $25 gift card to alumni who upgrade their license plate to the NSU Shark specialty plate. It lists four NSU alumni and their degrees as examples. It notes the gift card can only be used towards the initial upgrade fee for a new NSU Shark specialty plate and must be redeemed within one year. The gift card does not cover annual renewal fees or future costs and cannot be combined with other offers or redeemed for cash.
This document provides information about how to stay involved with Nova Southeastern University's (NSU) alumni association as a graduate. It encourages graduates to connect with the over 170,000 alumni through the association's website, email, phone, and social media channels. The document also describes benefits of membership including access to library resources, discounts, alumni events and chapters, career services, and more. It promotes supporting current and future NSU students by joining the FIN Club to donate and receive donor pins.
This document promotes joining the FinClub and becoming a lifetime member of the NSU College of Nursing Alumni Association. It encourages graduates to donate on the university website to receive exclusive FinClub pins and access benefits from the alumni association like networking events, online courses, and collaborations with healthcare organizations. Donating to different giving levels brings graduates closer to the next membership level and helps build the future of NSU.
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2. • To unify and mobilize the arts community,
business community, municipalities and other key
community partners by creating a brand,
marketing initiatives, series of exhibits, events and
performances to celebrate Broward County’s
Centennial that includes a historical perspective,
and more importantly, a look to the future.
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The Goal of the CELEBRATION
3. • An opportunity to celebrate Broward’s
unique culture
– The creativity and uniqueness of Broward
County
– The many cultures of Broward County
– The diverse talent within the County
– Broward’s physical attributes
– With an inclusive approach
– Creating the platform for the future
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Centennial Event
CELEBRATION
5. Partners on Board
• Cities are engaged
– Committed to hold events and host visual art showings
• Pompano Beach
• Pembroke Pines
• Tamarac
• Dania Beach
• Hollywood
• Fort Lauderdale
– Shown interest in participation
• Miramar
• Sunrise
• Parkland
• Coral Springs
• Lauderhill
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6. Celebrate Visual Arts
• The Centennial year 2014-21015 will feature new visual art
throughout the County
• Showings throughout the County during the year
• Participation by artists, arts organizations, galleries and public spaces
throughout the County
• Goal to create 10 significant murals and/or sculptures throughout the
County
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7. Celebration of Breadth-Performing Arts
• Centennial Events throughout the County
– Celebrating the diverse offerings of the County
– Engage creative team to help design unique programs
– Three areas of the County– multiple stages for the final event
• Student art contests with showcasing at main event(s)
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8. Encourage Participation – Inside Out
• Broward’s interpretation of Inside Out
– Designed to capture individual expression
• People throughout the County express
their thoughts on their community
– Community groups throughout the County
would be encouraged to participate
– Showcase who we are and what we believe
is great about living here
• Captured Digitally – Online Experience
• Goal is to include all areas of the community
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9. Collaborative Marketing – Branding
• Social media activities w/CVB and Cultural
Division
• Utilize multiple websites and
artscalendar.com
• Leverage social media throughout County
• Groups involved in centennial activities
will be required to use the Centennial
Branding
• Grants will be developed for each specific
category
• Designed to raise overall awareness of the
arts and creativity in Broward County
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10. The County is the Canvas
• The County is the stage
– Locations would be scouted – installations
– Participating groups and artists suggest places
• Partners have indicated support and interest
• Local Creative Team will be engaged
– Working on unique approaches
– Blending the cultures
• Example: Pablo Malco Foundation
– Working on infusing dance into new places
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Example of creating unique spaces
11. BudgetREVENUE
Sponsorships $ 550,000
County Investment $ 550,000
Total Revenue $ 1,100,000
EXPENSES
Staffing/Coordination
Production - SAG $ 75,000
CVB Coordinator - in kind $ -
Cultural Division Coordinator $ 50,000
Subtotal Staffing/Coordination $ 125,000
Participatory Events
In/Out Support $ 75,000
Artist Support /Grants $ 350,000
Subtotal Participatory Support $ 425,000
Marketing (CVB)
Social Media $ 25,000
Advertising $ 150,000
Online $ 20,000
Graphics Design $ 25,000
Printing $ 80,000
Subtotal Marketing $ 300,000
Centennial Events
Production $ 250,000
TOTAL EXPENSE $ 1,100,000
Surplus/Deficit $ -
Production -
SAG
CVB
Coordinator
- in kind
Cultural
Division
Coordinator
In/Out Support
Artist Support
/Grants
Social Media
Advertising
Online
Graphics
Design
Printing
Production
Expenses
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12. The Platform is Set – Signature Event
• The platform is set for an annual celebration with a new creative edge
• Celebration of Broward’s diverse assets through creative minds
• Local Creative team is engaged
– Engage the diverse opportunities in a unique way
– Creation of new visual and performing art pieces that reflect unique physical
features and our diverse talent
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Commissioned Floating Sculptures
13. The Creativity Continues
• The platform for including the diverse
creative assets of Broward County is set by
the Centennial
• The Centennial will create the structure to
celebrate Broward’s uniqueness
• The evolution begins to raise the profile
and awareness of what we have to offer
• Create an event that has tourism
implications – growth and profile is
increased each year
• The Signature Event establishes Broward
County with a unique new creative
platform each year
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14. Cultural Tourism Development
• The Centennial and Signature events further
the development of cultural tourism
• CVB – Cultural Division – SAG collaborative effort
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Selling Cultural Experiences
Current Event Development
Comprehensive Events Calendar
High Profile Cultural Opportunities
16. The Art of Community
Concept of Centennial focuses on Community
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Internal Team – Broward Centennial
County
Administrator
CVB SAG
Public
Communications
Cultural Division
Nicki Dan Margaret Earl
Centennial
Community
Network
Francine Jody Jim Leslie
Justin
AMS 1
Event Planner
Art of
Community
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DRAFT TIMELINE – BROWARD COUNTY CENTENNIAL
TASK START FINISH
County Commission Workshop 6/18/13 6/18/13
Additional Budget Development
Finalize revenue and expense projections
6/19/13 9/1/13
Develop Agenda Item for formal approval by County Commission 6/19/13 9/1/13
Develop Sponsorship Packages 6/19/13 7/5/13
Finalize Sponsorship and Fundraising Goals 7/1/13 9/15/13
Create Job Description – Coordinator Position 7/15/13 8/15/13
Develop Communication Plan and Material 7/15/13 10/15/13
Hire Project Coordinator 8/1/13 10/1/13
Gain formal approval from County Commission 9/1/13 9/30/13
Community Awareness – Gain additional support
Community Network Committee selected
Cultural Division to present to Community Foundation
AoC Committee selected and briefed
Countywide Arts organizations
Corporate Community
Educational Institutions
Key Stakeholders
9/15/13 12/1/13
Recruit and engage local “creative minds”
Convene round table meetings
AoC Committee to meet with Internal Team, creative minds, consultant
Identifying venues and locations for arts (Commission districts)
9/15/13 12/1/13
Begin Sponsorship Activities 9/15/13 8/12/14
Announce Local Creative team
Announce AoC team and objectives
1/1/14 5/10/14
Lead Sponsors Secured (Press Event) 1/1/14 5/1/14
First Phase of Creative Direction Complete 2/1/14 4/1/14
Finalize Programming
AoC Projects defined/locations chosen
2/28/14 7/30/14
Presentation of Final Creative Direction – (Press Event) 3/1/14 4/1/14
Finalization of Ticketing Strategy 3/1/14 4/1/14
Local Artistic Interface – Curatorial process
Public Art/Inside Out—Commission District activity
AoC Projects announced/launched
Press releases for each
Commissioners, Community Foundation, AoC representatives incl.
4/1/14 10/1/14
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Launch PR/ Communication Strategy 4/1/14 4/1/15
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE CENTENNIAL EVENT 9/1/14 9/30/14
ANNOUNCEMENT OF CENTENNIAL YEAR 10/1/14 10/30/14
Presentation of Local Artistic Participation (Press Event) 11/1/14 12/1/14
Finalize Agreements with Local Arts Organizations
Agreements with Individual artists
Agreements with AoC project participants/partners
1/1/15 2/1/15
Local Art’s organization – rehearsals begin – Artistic Director 1/1/15 2/1/15
Creative Mind interface with Local Artists (Press Event)
Creative Mind interface with AoC Committee and Internal Team
1/1/15 3/1/15
Recruitment of Production Team 3/1/15 5/1/15
Formal Production Begins 5/1/15 10/1/15
Broward Centennial Celebration 10/1/15 10/4/15
Editor's Notes
Partners: Board of County Commissioners—CVB, Cultural Division, Port Everglades, Aviation, Parks, Libraries, Transit, municipalities, ArtsParks, hotels, ArtServe, School Board
Places—the venues: ArtsParks, beaches, arena, convention center, ArtServe, Riverwalk, FAT Village, museums
Players—the performers, local artists, local musicians, students, designers, vendors
A couple of specifics I’d like to highlight…I’ve talked to our city partners…some have committed and others are exploring possibilities and ideas with our staff.
Now id ‘like to talk to you about what makes up this exciting event…how do we do it
One major component of the centennial celebration will be visual art
We’re going to showcase artists throughout the year at a variety of venues.
We want to involve local artists, arts organizations, galleries and local businesses/local suppliers…
Goal was to create a minimum of ten murals and / or sculptures…
Fiat Graffiti example
THE next area we want to talk about is the Performing Arts.
This is not just placing performing arts groups on stage,,, this plan creates a platform to showcase our diverse talent
Combination of events involving as many of our groups and performing artists as possible.
We’d like to engage a creative team to help design unique programs for the centennial
Something I’d like to focus on is student involvement with contests or exhibitions and a showcase at the culminating event.
The other component we talked about is a piece that really enables all individuals to participate and express themselves through inside/out.
Dan to discuss
As we look at this, please think of the county as the canvas..the county as the stage
Locations will be scouted for installations and visual art components
We’ll work directly with our partners to help suggest locations and venues for exhibitions and installations
We’ve been talking to some of the creative minds in the community and our plan is to get them involved…for example… pablo malco…a local hip hop dance artist who’s foundation is geared toward education, outreach and performance excellence in dance, and reaches out to every segment of the community
Pablo is an example of a local artist who could work with our creative team to help define and develop our performing arts platform.
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