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The Chicago Cultural Plan is a series of documents intended to identify the city's needs in the cultural sphere, and make proposals for organised development.

History

1986

The original cultural plan for Chicago was developed in 1986.^[1] under Mayor Harold Washington It was the result of a two-year, city-wide effort to analyze the City's cultural needs and opportunities and to formulate recommendations for action.^[2]

1995

The next major event was in 1995, when the City of Chicago and cultural community members came together once again to revisit the plan, this time with more focus on international programs.

2012

"In one of his first acts as Mayor of Chicago, Rahm Emanuel has directed the Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events to revisit the Chicago Cultural Plan."^[3] As of January 2012, The Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE) launched the Chicago Cultural Plan 2012 to identify opportunities for arts and cultural growth for the city. Similar to the 1986 cultural planning process, which involved Chicago citizens as well as cultural, civic and community groups, through citywide community-based planning meetings, the Chicago Cultural Plan 2012 will also seek input from various stakeholders and Chicago residents throughout its 50 wards.^[4]

Many of the identified topics and issues from the 1986 plan will be reviewed for its current relevancy, including:

Cultural Policy in City Government
Citywide Communications and Cooperation
Facilities
Technical and Financial Resources
Arts and Education
Paying for the Plan - Revenue Options
International Programs (Addressed in the 1995 revisit)

The complete Chicago Cultural Plan 2012 is scheduled to be released in May 2012

References

^ Washington, Harold. "1986 Chicago Cultural Plan" (PDF). 1986 Chicago Cultural Plan PDF. City of Chicago. Retrieved 22 January 2012.
^ Dorf, Michael C. "Revisiting the Chicago Cultural Plan - Michael C. Dorf (audio only)". Revisiting the Chicago Cultural Plan - Michael C. Dorf (audio only). Cultural Policy Center. Retrieved 04 October 2011. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |accessdate= (help)
^ University of Chicago. "Revisiting the Chicago Cultural Plan". Fall 2011 Workshops: City Cultural Planning. University of Chicago. Retrieved 23 January 2012.
^ Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events. "DCASE". Chicago Cultural Plan 2012 Website. City of Chicago. Retrieved 24 January 2012.

Category:Historical documents

[1] Washington, Harold. "1986 Chicago Cultural Plan" (PDF). 1986 Chicago Cultural Plan PDF. City of Chicago. Retrieved 22 January 2012.

[2] Dorf, Michael C. "Revisiting the Chicago Cultural Plan - Michael C. Dorf (audio only)". Revisiting the Chicago Cultural Plan - Michael C. Dorf (audio only). Cultural Policy Center. Retrieved 04 October 2011. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |accessdate= (help)

[3] University of Chicago. "Revisiting the Chicago Cultural Plan". Fall 2011 Workshops: City Cultural Planning. University of Chicago. Retrieved 23 January 2012.

[4] Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events. "DCASE". Chicago Cultural Plan 2012 Website. City of Chicago. Retrieved 24 January 2012.

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