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”What blocks do you remove to make it easier to start initiatives?” Mr McNulty from Partners of Livable Community looks at us intensively and repeats. ”What blocks does your society need to remove to welcome people?” Immigrants will form forty percent of all small businesses in US, he tells us. ”Who will welcome these people? Probably Art and Culture”. Anne L’Ecuyer from Americans for the Arts concluded her speech by saying that the role of structures to let innovation take place, is to make sure of two things. Get out of the way. And get rid of the blocks.
Three interesting seminars was arranged by the Region of Västra Götaland and University of Göteborg in Washington on May 10-13 2008 on ”Mutual Benefits”, ”Building on Thin Air?” and ”Artistic Entrepreneurship”. The seminar took place at the House of Sweden and several interesting initiatives, organisations and Universities from both USA and Sweden discussed Art and culture as a resource for social transformation, new partnership building and the need for interdisciplinary environments, Art Universities and how they should deal with entrepreneurship and much more.
You can download the speech held by Nätverkstan here: natverkstan.pdf
An article in Swedish about the event is also found at the website University of Göteborg.
Partners for Livable Community
The John F Kennedy Center for Performing Arts
Categories: Blogg Creative Industries Creative spaces Cultural Policy Democracy Education Entrepreneurship Innovation International Regional Development Seminar University
Etiketter:Education, Entrepreneur, Entrepreneurship, immigrants, Policy for Global Development, Renewal, USA, Västra Götaland, Washington
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