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Fostering Community Identity Through Arts and Culture: Insights from Creative Stakeholders

This report synthesizes insights from various discussions, surveys, and interviews conducted with artists, educators, nonprofit arts, and cultural institutions, highlighting themes of community identity, connectivity, voice, and sustainability. Engaging with over 500 participants, including focus groups and roundtables, we explore how creative workers and public sector representatives envision the role of the arts in enhancing community well-being. The findings emphasize the importance of imagination and cultural investment in building vibrant, sustainable communities, supported by data from multiple sources.

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Fostering Community Identity Through Arts and Culture: Insights from Creative Stakeholders

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  1. Information Sources Roundtables: Artists and Creative Workers, The Sciences, Educators, Nonprofit Arts and Cultural Institutions • Discussion Groups:Terrace Town (children’s ideas), visual and Media Artists, choreographers, Convention and Visitors Bureau, Overture Staff, Theatre and Opera Horticulture, MMSD Visual Art Teachers, Wisconsin Union Directorate, Sustainable Design and Energy Committee, City staff teams • Surveys:Artists and Creative Workers (240 respondents), Nonprofit Arts and Cultural Institutions (79 respondents), Consumers (193 respondents) • Interviews:Artists and Creative Workers, Public Sector Representatives, Philanthropists, Business Persons, Educators (Total number of interviews: 49) • Focus Groups:The Built Environment, Edgewood College, Entertainment Industry, Fairs and Festivals, History and Preservation, Public Sector Stewards, Nonprofit Development Directors, Madison Community Foundation

  2. Sparking the public imagination

  3. “Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere.” - Albert Einstein

  4. Major Themes Community Identity Connectivity Voice Place Sustainability

  5. Community Identity

  6. Connectivity

  7. Voice

  8. Place

  9. Jane’s Science Factory

  10. Sustainability

  11. Cultural investment

  12. Major Themes Community Identity Connectivity Voice Place Sustainability

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