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Recognize America's
place among the great cultures of the world through artistic and cultural
celebration at the turn of the century. |
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Support and develop
broad-reaching policy and services that ensure greater access to the
arts and cultural heritage for all Americans. |
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Share resources and
broaden citizen exposure to the arts in order to strengthen, revitalize
and promote communities. |
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Recognize the unique
opportunities the arts provide to America's communities and take responsibility
for making the arts part of developing solutions in response to community
needs. |
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Ensure that the arts
are an integral part of the education system by recognizing the unique
role of the arts as a resource for engaging students and developing
skills necessary to compete in the information age that will expand
in the 21st century. |
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Expand the description
of the arts to be more inclusive of the broad array of cultural activities
that the American public experiences and appreciates. |
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Design community development
plans which recognize the competitive and cultural advantages that
the arts bring to the economic, social, and imaginative life of communities
and their citizens. |
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Mobilize at the local,
state, regional and national levels to express the value of the arts
to society and to ensure an arts legacy for future generations. |
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Develop partnerships
within government and with the private and non-profit sectors that
enhance the quality of life for all Americans by integrating arts
and cultural opportunities in their decision-making and services. |
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Support the vital role
of government in ensuring that the arts play an increasing part in
the lives and education of our citizens and in strengthening America's
communities. |