Richmond Hill presentation October 6, 2015

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Belleville, Quinte, Hastings Cultural Summit- Presentation October 6, 2015

Transcript of Richmond Hill presentation October 6, 2015

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Belleville, Quinte, Hastings Cultural Summit- Presentation

October 6, 2015

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Richmond Hill Demographics

• Population: 185,540• 6 wards over 100km2

• 55.99% first generation Canadian• Most common mother tongue: English

(42.1%), Cantonese (8.9%), Persian (8.8%)• 47.3% have bachelor degree or higher• Average income $68,000

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Cultural Plan Development

Focus on community engagement

Community voice strongly reflected in the Cultural Plan

Approved December 2011

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VisionRichmond Hill is admired as a vibrant community

in which culture is a part of all facets of theTown’s planning and decision-making; where diversity, gender and age are reflected in all

aspects of cultural expression; and where our authentic and distinctive identity inspires a

creative spirit.

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Goal One: Demonstrated

Leadership• Involve Cultural Planning in all

facets of the Town’s planning and development

• Engage the community and build community partners

• Strengthen and expand cultural mapping

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Goal Two:A Dynamic

Cultural Sector

• Showcase the cultural sector and provide opportunities for collaboration

• Connect community organizations and creative industries with existing resources to build capacity and sustainability

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Goal Three: An Inclusive

Cultural Community

• Strengthen, better profile and coordinate cultural programming and events

• Engage youth in planning and decision making

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Goal Four: Places and Spaces for

Culture• Inventory cultural spaces and

places for culture

• Explore options for affordable and accessible spaces for culture, a cultural hub and strengthen cultural districts and corridors

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Goal Five:A Celebrated Story

• Promote the stories and cultural resources that contribute to the vibrancy of Richmond Hill

• Celebrate the success stories and profile cultural icons

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Implementation2012• Created Interdepartmental Culture Team• Secured FT Staff• Secured Budget• Approved Public Arts Policy

2013• Launched Cultural Leadership Council• Initiated Online Culture Map Framework• Developed Capturing Stories • Published Report on Culture• Hosted 1st Cultural Summit• Organized Workshops for Cultural

Organizations

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Implementation2014• Approved Festivals and Events Strategy• Launched Culture Map Pilot• Hosted 2nd Cultural Summit• Produced 2 Capturing Stories Projects• Engaged Youth

2015• Launched Community and Culture Grant • Produced Capturing Stories Cultural Icons• Strengthened Library Partnerships• Completed Culture Map• Initiated Museum Feasibility Study• Host Networking for Cultural Organizations

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Success Stories

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Breaking down silos

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Supporting the creative industries

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Strengthening the not-for-profit community

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Engaging Youth

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Expanding place-making initiatives

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Best Practices• Engage the community • Invest in implementation• Respond and adapt• Invest in the community• Demonstrate accomplishments