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The Purpose of the Lt. Governor’s Creative Economy Convenings:

Convene stakeholders to discuss topics related to the creative economy and advance CREATE Plan recommendations. Create a feedback loop between the arts community and leaders in government and other sectors to inform policy, advocacy, programming, and services.   

  • When: 2nd Thursday of every other month from 9:30-10:30AM, Virtual 
  • Convened by: Lieutenant Governor Kyle Evans Gay 
  • Supported through facilitation and content planning by the Delaware Arts Alliance
  • Open to any interested individual!
    • Come ready to listen and to share
    • Focus on actionable recommendations from the CREATE Plan 
    • Focus on the needs and opportunities for the creative economy as a whole – for arts organizations and individual artists 

 


 

May 8 – Register Now!

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Agenda | Slides (Available soon)

Discussion Topic: “Federal Funding: Landscape & Advocacy”

  • Attendees will discuss updates on federal funding from the NEA, NEH, and IMLS, including:
    • Conversation Starters: with Delaware Division of the Arts and others, to be added.
    • Calls to Action: share impact stories with elected officials; get involved with state-level advocacy.
    • Q&A
    • Community Updates: from the DAA, DDOA, and Lt. Governor’s Office.

 


March 13 Recap

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Agenda | Slides | Summary & Recording

Discussion Topic: “Pathways in the Arts: From K-12 to Career”– In celebration of “March for the Arts in Education 

  • Attendees will discuss past experiences, current barriers and future opportunities related to the following two CREATE Plan recommendations: 
    1. Improve career development opportunities for secondary education students 
    2. Advocate for more pathway courses and associate degrees related to the creative economy 
  • As a result, this meeting will inform:
    • Immediate ongoing conversations between DAA, Delaware Department of Education and General Assembly on potential solutions.  
      • Specifically, how the DAA communicates with legislators on March 27th March for the Arts Advocacy Day 
    • Long term vision to bridge the gap between students and higher education/careers in creative fields, promoting the creative economy as a valuable path for professional development 

 


 

Typical Agenda:  

  • Welcome/Introductions (Lt. Governor) (5 minutes) 
  • Scheduled topic of the month (DAA moderate) (45 mins)
  • Community Updates (10 min)
  • Wrap up – Reminder of next call date and topic.

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