The <\/u>Department for Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) <\/u>blog contains information about the planned white paper for a new cultural programme, over four themes, and urges people to contribute to the debate on how culture and heritage should be addressed in government policy, including on <\/u>a dedicated #OurCulture discussion platform.
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DCMS writes (on the DCMS blog):<\/u>
\nOur White Paper, that\u2019s due to launch in the coming months, will explore four key themes:<\/p>\n
The first of these is the role that culture plays in creating places that people want to live, work and visit. How can our culture and heritage contribute to vibrant, healthy communities across the country, and how can we in Government support them to do that.<\/p>\n
The second theme is about people and how they engage with culture. How do we ensure that everyone can learn about and through culture, and get the right encouragement and opportunities to experience and participate in cultural activities throughout their lives.<\/p>\n
Our third theme will focus on building financial resilience in cultural organisations and institutions through new funding models, to enable them to survive and prosper in a tough economic and financial climate.<\/p>\n
And finally, theme four explores working with our cultural institutions to promote Britain abroad, in our relations with other countries and international organisations, and to support trade, exports, inward investment, inbound tourism and presentation of cultural artefacts.<\/p>\n
To support the upcoming White Paper, starting next week we\u2019ll be launching a dedicated #OurCulture discussion platform, looking at each theme in turn over the coming months, to give you <\/em>the chance to submit and discuss your<\/em> ideas across each of the four topics. We\u2019re seeking innovative proposals to drive discussion and I\u2019m looking forward to seeing lots of lively debate that underlines our passion for the cultural sectors, and how we need to ensure they continue to adapt and thrive for future generations.<\/p>\n You can also join the conversation on your own social media channels, using the #OurCulture hashtag.<\/p>\n View the DCMS blog entry on culture\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n View the culture programme discussion pages<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The Department for Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) blog contains information about the planned white paper for a new cultural programme, over four themes, and urges people to contribute to the debate on how culture and heritage should be addressed … Continue reading