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MPAC's educational campaign to reach Arizonans with the message that public funding for arts and culture is lacking in our state and is needed to ensure Arizona has a vibrant future and the ability to compete for knowledge workers and industries. This brochure outlines the educational and economic impact of arts and culture in Arizona.
2009
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MPAC's educational campaign to reach Arizonans with the message that public funding for arts and culture is lacking in our state and is needed to ensure Arizona has a vibrant future and the ability to compete for knowledge workers and industries. This brochure outlines the importance of arts and culture as a driver of economic diversity.
2009
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Executive summary of work underway to identify Metro Phoenix’s strengths and leverage within the world market. The Metro Phoenix DNA Initiative, using the theme "Opportunity Oasis" is an authentic and differentiating positioning platform to be used across the region, developed in partnership with MPAC and key stakeholders across business, science, technology and tourism.
2008
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Executive summary of work underway to identify Metro Phoenix’s strengths and leverage within the world market. The Metro Phoenix DNA Initiative, using the theme "Opportunity Oasis" is an authentic and differentiating positioning platform to be used across the region, developed in partnership with MPAC and key stakeholders across business, science, technology and tourism.
2008
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From the Learning Community on Audience program, this 2007 study identifies audience trends, behaviors and perceptions across Metro Phoenix in regard to local arts and culture participation.
2007
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MPAC and Greater Phoenix Economic Council partnered in releasing this 2007 study that outlines what factors top workforce talent and industry executives consider important in making the decision to relocate.
2007
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From the Learning Community on Audience program, this 2007 study identifies audience trends, behaviors and perceptions across Metro Phoenix in regard to local arts and culture participation.
2007
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From the Learning Community on Audience program, this 2007 study identifies audience trends, behaviors and perceptions across Metro Phoenix in regard to local arts and culture participation.
2007
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This report from the Maricopa Partnership for Arts and Culture uses research provided by Collaborative Economics to highlight the importance of creative occupations in an innovative economy and the gap Greater Phoenix realized when creative occupations were benchmarked with competitor regions.
May 2006
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This final report, developed by Battelle Memorial Institute for the Maricopa Regional Arts and Culture Task Force, delineates the economic importance of arts and culture, outlines the financial challenges facing the Valley's arts and culture institutions and recommends regional strategies for advancement. This report and the five that follow serve as a roadmap for the Maricopa Partnership for Arts and Culture's work.
June 2004 |
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This easy-to-read publication highlights the findings of Battelle Memorial Institute, which four foundations commissioned to examine the economic importance of arts and culture in the Valley. The complete report can be found in the document above.
May 2004 |
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This publication summarizes the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats facing the arts and culture sector in the Maricopa County region based on interviews with more than 40 civic, business and arts and culture leaders as well as input from five focus groups and three community dialogues.
December 2003 |
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Reflecting the results of a benchmarking study undertaken by the Battelle Memorial Institute for the Maricopa Regional Task Force on Arts and Culture, this report compares the approaches nine benchmark communities have undertaken to support investment in arts and culture.
September 2003
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This report the Morrison Institute for Public Policy prepared for the Maricopa Regional Task Force on Arts and Culture provides statistical data and analysis of resources and challenges impacting the arts and cultural sector in Maricopa County.
September 2003
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This study commissioned by the Flinn Foundation,
the J.W. Kieckhefer Foundation, the Margaret T. Morris Foundation and The Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust discusses the feasibility of developing a common framework for funding efforts in support of the arts in Arizona.
October 2002 |