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CreateNYC: Implementation

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Issue Areas

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Implementation

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Making progress on the dozens of recommendations in CreateNYC will take the collaboration of a wide range of stakeholders over many years.

But alongside the launch of the cultural plan, the City is ready to take action on a number of strategies and recommendations, including:

Support low-income communities and underrepresented groups through increased support to nonprofit cultural organizations and non-incorporated cultural organizations

Continue to invest in the Cultural Institutions Group (CIG), increasing support for those in low-income communities.

Support increased language access for communications and cultural programming to reach broader, more inclusive audience.

Increase support to individual artists

Increase cultural access for people with disabilities and for disability arts Capital support to increase the accessibility of cultural organizations for people with disabilities.

Support increased access for people with disabilities as artists and as audience members.

Expand diversity and inclusion in the cultural workforce Support CUNY Cultural Corps, which places CUNY students into paid internship programs at NYC cultural organizations

Support the professional development of cultural workers from underrepresented groups to help them advance in their careers

Leverage our cultural organizations to achieve the City’s sustainability goals Hire an energy specialist who will work with cultural organizations to help them decrease their energy use.

Commit to energy-efficiency capital projects Start a Culture Cabinet of agencies to coordinate the City’s engagement with NYC’s cultural life.

More information and regular updates are available at createnyc.cityofnewyork.us

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