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The Cultural Strategy laid out five clear strategic directions for the Council:
• To respect Aboriginal Culture;
• To realise the potential of our cultural places and assets;
• To foster creative practices;
• Reveal our cultural stories; and
• Build and extend partnerships.
The strategy was informed by a body of work undertaken in 2017 by Robin Archer AO - Towards A Cultural Strategy for Launceston. That document evolved from interviews with Launceston, Tasmanian and national members of the arts and culture community, as well as from Ms Archer's extensive experience in and understanding of arts and culture.
The delivery of the Cultural Strategy is a Launceston City Deal initiative. Through City Deals, all levels of government listen to the local community to identify a city’s priorities, then develop an integrated plan of action. By working together, all three levels of government are ensuring the support, programs and policies are in place for Launceston to succeed.
Consultation Details
This consultation has now closed.
A Cultural Strategy for Launceston
At its ordinary meeting on November 26 2020, the City of Launceston Council unanimously adopted the City's inaugural Cultural Strategy.
The Cultural Strategy laid out five clear strategic directions for the Council:
• To respect Aboriginal Culture;
• To realise the potential of our cultural places and assets;
• To foster creative practices;
• Reveal our cultural stories; and
• Build and extend partnerships.
The strategy was informed by a body of work undertaken in 2017 by Robin Archer AO - Towards A Cultural Strategy for Launceston. That document evolved from interviews with Launceston, Tasmanian and national members of the arts and culture community, as well as from Ms Archer's extensive experience in and understanding of arts and culture.
The delivery of the Cultural Strategy is a Launceston City Deal initiative. Through City Deals, all levels of government listen to the local community to identify a city’s priorities, then develop an integrated plan of action. By working together, all three levels of government are ensuring the support, programs and policies are in place for Launceston to succeed.
Over the last
month you've been telling us what you love about Launceston. We're listening
and what is clear, is that it's a very special place and that's why we're starting the conversation around "culture", what it means to
you and how you experience, feel and live it.
Your responses will help shape a Cultural Strategy for
Launceston. The draft Strategy will be available to the public for feedback early next year.
This survey is open to everyone and will take around 10 minutes to complete.
This consultation has closed.
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This
survey has been developed to gain measurable data around Creative Practitioners
in Launceston.
The
results will provide us with an oversight of the Creative Industries that are
involved with Launceston, and help us to understand how the City ofLaunceston can
support Creative Practitioners to develop and earn a living from their
practice.
This
survey is open to businesses, organisations and individuals who are involved
with Creative Industries as part of the business interests.
The survey will take around 5-10 minutes to complete.
Definitions: For the purpose of this survey in any given context the
following meanings apply:
business = studio;
practice; organisation office = studio;
practice; organisation
This consultation has closed.
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