Neighborhood Stories: Creative Placemaking for Multicultural Communities

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Neighborhood Stories: Creative Placemaking for Multicultural Communities

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Smith, Hilary

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2015-04

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85% of people in America live in urban areas often comprised of culturally insular pockets within a larger, more diverse, densely populated geographic footprint. As a result, people may not what they have in common with others and be hesitant to engage with their neighbors. Neighborhood Stories is a program that uses creative placemaking, community engagement, art, and open expression to explore what it means to be neighbors. Using theater as a bridge, the Neighborhood Stories program will help the diverse residents of multicultural neighborhoods build a new sense of community, and connect the diverse fibers of the individual populations into a stronger whole.

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Art

Partnerships

Collaborations

Community

Creative Placemaking

Multicultural

Story Telling

Social Impact

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University of Minnesota Plan C final project paper for ACL 8002, Instructor Kathleen Corley. Spring 2015. Degree: Master of Professional Studies in Arts and Cultural Leadership. 1 digital file (pdf).

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Smith, Hilary. (2015). Neighborhood Stories: Creative Placemaking for Multicultural Communities. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/174670.

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