To learn about the City of Eugene's "CPR" implementation and to download reports, visit Cultural Policy Review
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Creative Conversations
- Download Consultants' Situation Paper 1
- Notes from the June 15 Creative Conversation V (pdf document)
- There is now a Creative Conversation Wiki for collaboration on the May 15th meeting's working paper
- Instructions for subscribing to the Creative Conversation email list
- Notes from the May 15 Creative Conversation IV (pdf document)
- Announcement of the May 15 Creative Conversation IV
- Notes from the April 21 Creative Conversation III (pdf document)
- Announcement of the April 21 Creative Conversation III
- Notes from the February 7, 2006 Creative Conversation II (pdf document)
- Notes from the October 18, 2005 Creative Conversation I (pdf document)
Cultural Policy Review Implementation
After the two-year Cultural Policy Review (CPR) and the concluding CPR Report to the Eugene City Council in June/July 2007, a Task Team was formed to assist City staff in moving the goals and strategies forward.
A primary focus of the Task Team was to advise the City of Eugene's LRCS Dept. on how to advance two key strategies:
1) Establishing an "Alliance" for arts and culture that will coordinate and strengthen the efforts of the public, private and non-profit cultural sectors and foster high-level civic leadership in support of arts and culture; and
2) Developing and funding a dedicated endowment or trust for Eugene's cultural organizations to increase public and private sector support for arts and culture.
The deliberations of the Task Team have not been available to the public.
As of late 2008, there have been further discussions and meetings. For an Update: