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DCLA’s Cultural Plan for NYC is Released - CreateNYC
On July 19th, 2017 the Department of Cultural Affairs held a press event for the first ever #NYCCulturalPlan, the in-depth plan gives a nod to People's Cultural Plan - congrats to all for input and support! Artists of Color Bloc, Artist Studio Affordability Project, Caribbean Cultural Center (CCCADI), Museum Hue _ Colorful. Cultured. Cool, WeCreateNYC, Amerinda, Michelada Think Tank, The Loisaida, Inc. Center, Wage Artists, Art Handlers Alliance of New York, Kenneth Pietrobono, and many more! READ THE COMPLETE CREATENYC PLAN HERE: http://www1.nyc.gov/assets/dcla/downloads/pdf/cultureplan/createnyc-finalplan-072917.pdf
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On July 18 2017, the People's Cultural Plan had its launch event at Artist's Space. Mychal Johnson (housing activist/ South Bronx Unite) and Chloe Bass (artist and public practitioner) spoke after the presentation of the plan. Thank you to everyone who showed up, endorsed the plan, and contributed feedback!
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Have a closer look at the *Equity* section of DCLA's Upcoming Cultural Plan
Have a closer look at the *Equity* section on New York City Department of Cultural Affairs NYC #CulturalPlan draft. t-minus 4days before it's presented to New York City Council.
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The Art of Justice 6: Funding Analysis, NYC Cultural Plan, and Alternatives in the Age of...! Tuesday, May 2, 2017 from 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Art of Justice 6 seeks to address the cultural and art issues that are challenging community-based organizations and the field in general. In an atmosphere where racial, religious free press and creative expressions are at risk it is necessary to understand the survival realities that will impact the field. What does the updated funding statistics say? What is the role of the cultural plan process during this period? What is the response of the field?
Join us for an interactive discussion with experts in the field that are working on these issues and will address the needs and actions that are important to the most vulnerable artists and community-based organizations.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-art-of-justice-6-tickets-33463205348?aff=es2
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#repost #nyc #culturalequity #wecreatenyc #createnyc #createnyculturalplan
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The NYC Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) and Hester Street Collaborative (HSC) are working together with artists, cultural organizations, New York City agencies, arts and culture experts, and community residents to collect data and public input to inform the cultural plan, CreateNYC. As a part of the process, they are asking people to offer their input by filling out surveys. Please take a moment to fill in either or both of these surveys - and share these surveys with your friends and associates. CreateNYC Cultural Participation Survey (https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/R6RSWNN) - CreateNYC Artist & Cultural Worker Survey (https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/VWVGXKW).
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CCCADI founder, Dr. Marta Moreno Vega, says,"eliminating the NEA will disproportionately hurt Communities of Color" in Artsy op-ed. "Beyond the financial implications, eliminating the NEA would exact a symbolic toll. Trump’s budget proposal clearly outlines, in his view, what aspects of human experience are worthy of our taxpayer dollars—war, yes; art, no. It also seeks to define who gets to speak, who has the right to culture, and who has a license to creativity. It silences and de-values many of the individuals that have built this nation." Read more here: https://www.artsy.net/…/artsy-editorial-eliminating-nea-wil… #CCCADI #AfricanDiasporaHome #BlackDiaspora #NEA #Education #NYCArts #NYCCulture #Advocacy #CreateCultureNYC #WeCreateNYC
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THE ART OF JUSTICE...STUDENTS SPEAK OUT! Monday, March 6th, 2017 at NYU Kimmel Center, 60 Washington Square South, Room 804/805. 4pm-6pm. Admission: FREE. Presented by CCCADI, Depts of Art and Public Policy at NYU, the Center for Multicultural Education and Programs at NYU.
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In a City where 67% of the population identifies as People of Color, why are 62% of staff, 74% of leadership, and 78% of boards of non-profit cultural institutions white? #CreateEquityNYC #EquityoverEquality
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A calendar for us to use!
Since there are so many important events coming up in planning for NYC’s first Cultural Plan, we’ve decided to create a calendar to help us keep track. It's so important that all of our voices are heard. Here you’ll find events pertaining to #WeCreateNYC #CreateEquityNYC, the People’s Cultural Plan, town halls being coordinated by arts/cultural groups as well as many feedback events (both live and virtual) being offered by #CreateNYC. Here is the calendar link (below). If you have any events that you would like to be considered for our events calendar, please email us! GOOGLE CALENDAR LINK HERE>>>
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Close up of the meal prepared by Chef Gabriela Alvarez! We Highlight Wednesdays: showcases uplifting programming from our communities. -------- Home: Return, Reclaim, Reframe was a powerful all-day healing experience that explored what it means to Return, Reclaim & Reframe our ideas of home. Thanks to Casitas Wisdom, Harriet's Apothecary, Sacred Vibes Apothecary, Sister Circle Collective for workshops! Big thanks to Chef Gabriela Alvarez for the Afro-Puerto African meal as well as Legacy Women keeping us up on our feet! #culturalequitynyc #culturalequity #cultureforall #nyc #culture #equity
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We Highlight Wednesdays: showcases uplifting programming from our communities. -------- Home: Return, Reclaim, Reframe was a powerful all-day healing experience that explored what it means to Return, Reclaim & Reframe our ideas of home. Thanks to Casitas Wisdom, Harriet's Apothecary, Sacred Vibes Apothecary, Sister Circle Collective for workshops! Big thanks to Chef Gabriela Alvarez for the Afro-Puerto African meal as well as Legacy Women keeping us up on our feet! #culturalequitynyc #culturalequity #cultureforall #nyc #culture #equity #wecreatenyc
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We Highlight Wednesdays: showcases uplifting programming from our communities. -------- Home: Return, Reclaim, Reframe was a powerful all-day healing experience that explored what it means to Return, Reclaim & Reframe our ideas of home. Thanks to Casitas Wisdom, Harriet's Apothecary, Sacred Vibes Apothecary, Sister Circle Collective for workshops! Big thanks to Chef Gabriela Alvarez for the Afro-Puerto African meal as well as Legacy Women keeping us up on our feet! #culturalequitynyc #culturalequity #cultureforall #nyc #culture #equity
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We Highlight Wednesdays: showcases uplifting programming from our communities. -------- Home: Return, Reclaim, Reframe was a powerful all-day healing experience that explored what it means to Return, Reclaim & Reframe our ideas of home. Thanks to Casitas Wisdom, Harriet's Apothecary, Sacred Vibes Apothecary, Sister Circle Collective for workshops! Big thanks to Chef Gabriela Alvarez for the Afro-Puerto African meal as well as Legacy Women keeping us up on our feet! #culturalequitynyc #culturalequity #cultureforall #nyc #culture #equity
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