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NeighborWorks offers resources, peer reflections on investing in creative community development

July 19, 2023

NeighborWorks America believes art, culture and creative expression are key components of comprehensive community development. In a recent blog, NeighborWorks’ Vice President of Community Initiatives Paul Singh affirms, “Many network organizations are undertaking arts and culture-based efforts in order to engage residents, build community, create awareness, forge partnerships, beautify public…

The cover of a report with the title: Evaluating Creative Community Development: A Learning Brief | NeighborWorks America. Three photos include a group of people engaged in creative project making, craft supplies and a mural.

Wayne State grad learns importance of Creative Placemaking practice

July 18, 2017

While Corissa Green is in Midtown Detroit for classes at Wayne State University, she notices the changes around the city. How community members, like artists, have played a part in creating new opportunities and development. Now, Green has a bird’s-eye view of how those projects come to fruition as an…

Creative Placemaking and Expansion of Opportunity

July 18, 2018

This paper examines critical needs or opportunities to help the Creative Placemaking field continue taking root in community planning, and to better contribute to expanded opportunity and equity in low-income communities. Several years into the advancement of Creative Placemaking, the language and general premise are taking hold. The term is now…

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Creative Vitality in Detroit: The Detroit Cultural Mapping Project

March 4, 2013

A report commissioned by The Kresge Foundation’s Arts and Culture Program to create a baseline of data about metropolitan Detroit’s creative economy and cultural assets. The report catalogs a broad range of creative industries and occupations, as well as resources like festivals and events, cultural organizations and facilities.

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