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Council Update October 18, 2017 Creative City Strategy Council Presentation - May 15 2018 Preliminary Engagement - Early Findings Council Update October 18, 2017 Background & Context Early Findings Next Steps Creative City


  1. Council Update — October 18, 2017 Creative City Strategy Council Presentation - May 15 2018 Preliminary Engagement - Early Findings

  2. Council Update — October 18, 2017 Background & Context Early Findings Next Steps Creative City Strategy

  3. Council Update — October 18, 2017 Background & Context Creative City Strategy

  4. On May 2, 2017, Council directed staff to: Develop a vision for culture and creativity in Vancouver which Work with stakeholders, including the Arts and Culture Policy Council, to inform a new strategy which includes specific goals and targets with timelines and deliverables Background & Context Council Motion • Addresses current and emerging challenges and opportunities • Reflects the culture and history of the city • Interfaces with other city policies and strategies

  5. Guiding Principles Research Background & Context Approach Reconciliation Equity & Access Engagement Internal External Qualitative Quantitative

  6. Background & Context City Services

  7. Internal Advisory Malcolm Bromley - Park Board Margaret Wittgens - Engineering Donnie Rosa - Park Board Savanah Seaton - Engineering Karen Levitt - Business Planning Services Nick Kassam - Procurement Dave Hutch - Park Board Sandra Singh - Arts, Culture & Community Services Gil Kelly - Planning Steering Committee Internal Governance Background & Context Amanda Gibbs - Engagement Sandra Gajic - Vancouver Civic Theatres Joyce Drohan - Planning Management Danica Djurkovic - Real Estate & Facilities Grace Cheng - Finance Jessie Adcock - Digital Services Mary Clare Zak - Social Policy

  8. Background & Context Places of Worship Study Indigenous Design Guidelines Cultural Services Capacity Grants Review Making Space for Art & Culture Study Vancouver Civic Theatres Business Review VanPlay Intersectionality Framework Core 2050 Places for People Plaza Stewardship VIVA Refresh Heritage Action Plan Social Infrastructure Plan Civic Assets Indigenous Naming Internal Strategic Alignment Community Plans Greenest City Healthy City Engaged City Resilience Strategy Digital Strategy Music Strategy UNESCO Chinatown Heritage Motions & Initiatives Strategies & Plans Special Events Motion

  9. Background & Context Cultural Ecology

  10. External Advisory Community Governance Mike Schroeder - Nimbus Claire Sakaki - Bard on the Beach Sirish Rao - Indian Summer Fest Lisa Ono - CMHC, Granville Island Cecily Nicholson - Gallery Gachet Dory Nason - UBC Brian McBay - 221A Megan Lau - Telus StoryHive Background & Context Am Johal - SFU Lori Janson - Tourism BC Tarah Hogue - Indigenous Curation, VAG Prem Gill - Creative BC Mark Gifford - Kiwassa NH Dani Fecko - Fascinator Management Barbara Chirinos - Granville Island & VIFF Kate Armstrong - ECUAD Norman Armour - PuSH Ingrid Valou - VEC

  11. Background & Context Guiding Principles Prioritize Name Colonialism’s practices and impacts, historic and current Indigenous sophistication and resilience Substantive resources (funds, land) Self-determination & leadership Cultural competency - City, communities Change management risks - equitable distribution City of Reconciliation UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Truth & Reconciliation Calls to Action Reflect

  12. Background & Context programs, data & accountability) Intersectionality Appreciating assets: potential & achievements Racism, ableism, classism, transphobia, homophobia Systemic barriers and impacts, both historic and current Name Equity & Access Shifts in policy and practice (mandate, operations & staffing, Guiding Principles Leadership reflects Vancouver’s diversity Resources reflect Vancouver’s diversity Prioritize Reflect Specific measures for specific barriers to ensure fairness Addresses unequal access Principle & process Accessibility

  13. IMPLEMENTATION Draft Recommendations Launch Engagement Research Summit Conclude Engagement Research Conclude Research Finalize Alignment Draft Action Plan Internal Alignment Council Update Early Findings Council Update Framework Preliminary Focus Groups Engagement Planning Q3 2017 - Q1 2018 Q1-Q3 2018 Q3-Q4 2018 Q4 2018–Q2 2019 Council Update Directions Council Report Concurrent Process- Musqueam, Squamish, Tsleil- Waututh Consultation Research Discovery Priorities Directions Proposals Background & Context Timeline Internal Interviews Governance Structure

  14. Culture Plans Comparative City Review Capacity Review Practice Equity Audit - City of Vancouver Policies & Grantee & Tenant Baseline Survey Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Municipal Arts & Culture Metrics Arts & Culture Comparative Investment Research Background & Context Underway Upcoming Culture Tracks national/local audience surveys Music Strategy studies Making Space for Art & Culture study Special Events Baseline • •

  15. Phase 700 3 100 May- Sept Host Your Own Events 10 750 May- Aug Social Media Questions of the Week 1000 May- Aug Listening Tour 10 2000 Nov Summit (15+ Panels) 1 Nov 200 Online Organizational Statements 50 50 Proposals Jan Community Report Back & Review 1 150 Jan Closing Surveys (English, Chinese) 2 1000 Timeline Background & Context May, June Office Hours with Managing Director 20 Timing 1 Event Type Events Ptcpts Discovery Ongoing External Advisory Committee 16 16 Dec-March Focus Groups - Phase 1 14 130 January Launch Event 350+ May- July Council Committees Priorities & Directions April - July Focus Groups - Phase 2 10 120 June Open Space Events 2 200 June Opening Surveys (English, Chinese) 2 800 Public Engagement Timeline

  16. Indigenous Artists Grantees - Cross-Section 2 Background & Context Focus Groups Theatre Rental Grant Users Affordability Creative Industries Grantees - Cross-Section 3 Grantees - Cross-Section 1 Indigenous Arts & Culture Organizations Arts & Culture Policy Council Individual Artists Arts organizations working with people living with low incomes and/or in poverty Dis/ability, Deaf, & Mental Health Arts LGBTQ2+ Arts Cultural Centres Racialized/Ethnocultural Arts Public Engagement Participation

  17. Sound of the Dragon University of British Columbia The Cultch Telefilm TaiwanFest Sun Yat Sen Garden SUCCESS Skwachays Urban Ink Seismic Shift Arts Society Sad mag Recovery Through Artist Studios RealWheels Raven Spirit Dance Queer Arts Fest PuSh Intl. Festival Out/Inner Space NGX Interactive Uninterrupted Van. Arts Colloquium Society Mozilla Van. Chamber Choir Western Front WePress VocalEye VIVO - Video In Video Out Visceral Visions Verses Festival of Words Van. Symphony Society Van. Seniors' Singing Club Association Van. Chopin Society Van. Asian Film Festival Society Van. Symphony Society Van. Queer Film Festival Van. Latin American Film Festival Van. Opera Van. Murals Fest Van. Intl. Bhangra Festival Van. Intercultural Orchestra Van. Indigenous Media Arts Festival Van. Asian Heritage Month Music on Main Society Museum of Vancouver Background & Context Bill Reid Dance Centre Creative BC Compaigni V’ni Dansi Community Arts Council V. Contemporary Art Centre A Carnegie Centre Canadian Music Centre battery opera E1 Production Bard on the Beach Ballet BC Atomic Cartoons Asc. of BC Book Publishers Arts Club All Bodies Dance Project 312 Main 221A Participating Organizations DOXA Emily Carr University Maritime Museum Instruments of Change Centre Culturel Francophone V. Lattimer Gallery Lark Productions Kwi Awt Stelmexw Kokoro Dance Karen Jameison Dance Jazz Fest Japanese Cultural Centre Italian Cultural Centre Hua Foundation Endless Summer Fest Hogan's Alley Cultural Centre Heart of the City Festival Hard Rubber Hapa Festival grunt gallery Gallery Gachet Full Circle/ Talking Stick Firehall Fazakas Gallery Youth Collaborative for Chinatown

  18. Council Update — October 18, 2017 Creative City Strategy Early Findings

  19. What art does the City prioritize? What culture does the City prioritize? Creative class attraction/gentrification? Creative Industries? What creatives does the City prioritize? Diaspora communities of colour? Diaspora/ immigrant experiences? People of colour? Racialized communities? Heritage? Language? Eurocentric art forms? Concepts Early Findings Art Creativity Culture Non-European? Performing/Visual/Media Arts? Non-artistic practices that create work?

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