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Funding Sources
Funding Opportunities
The following links lead to Web sites that provide funding
opportunities and information for communities and organizations
looking for program or project funding. The list by no means includes all
available funding opportunities. If you are a funder for cultural
economic development, cultural/heritage tourism, or arts and cultural
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Reports and Publications
New Urban Institute Study release - Cultural Vitality in Communities
"Cultural Vitality in Communities: Interpretation and Indicators" is a new monograph from the Urban Institute's Arts and Culture Indicators Project. Using existing and new data, the report offers a new definition of "cultural vitality" as "evidence of creating, disseminating, validating, and
supporting arts and culture as a dimension of everyday life in communities." It broadens "participation" to encompass festival making, amateur arts practice and public validation and discussion of cultural practices in many forms, including print, the Web and arts education (in-school and after-school). The analysis engages "a more diverse and powerful set of
stakeholders," including people who are not arts "experts" or professionals. The authors believe this wider view compels policymakers, funder and administrators to change the way they think about culture.
| Cultural Economic Development Readiness Initiative
National Resource Team Final Report on Idlewild 
The National Resource Team (NRT) applauds the Idlewild community for simply holding on to the land known as Idlewild. At approximately 3,000 acres, it is the largest land based historically African American resort ever assembled in the United States. Idlewild is one of the six most complete African American resorts remaining in America. It is a rare and valuable national resource with physical and cultural significance. | | The Art of Economic Development: Community Colleges for Creative Economies by Stuart Rosenfeld, Regional Technology Strategies |
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Links
Downtown Revitalization Workshop 
Link to CAT Team Information | Driving Michigan's Economic Engine:Using CULTURE and TOURISM to Fuel Community Prosperity
This link provides access to the conference resource material from the breakout sessions. Presenters provided power point and pdf documents to be included on the resource CDR that conference attendees recieved in their materials packet and for the HAL/CED web-site. | CED Web Resources
The following links lead to numerous Michigan & National Government Agencies, and miscellaneous Web sites that could be of great help as a resource to be used in furthering the cultural economic development of a community, whether it is urban or rural. These sites deal with leadership, land use, improving education, public health, business opportunities and taking advantage of a community's history through tourism. | Marketing and Promotion
The following links lead to Web sites for other
communities and countries that are doing a good job of marketing and promoting
the positive changes and development that they have done or are doing. | Networks
The following links lead to websites that are networks for cultural
organizations/associations of interest, allowing people in cultural/heritage fields to
communicate and learn recent developments in their field. | Programs and Services
The following links lead to websites of programs and
services that are offered to communities developing a cultural economic development
plan or a cultural destination. |
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