Arts and culture

From Sustainable Community Action

"The twentieth century has transformed the entire planet from a finite world of certainties to an infinite world of questioning and doubt. So, if ever there was a need to stimulate creative imagination and initiative on the part of individuals, communities and whole societies that time is now. The notion of creativity can no longer be restricted to the arts; it must be applied across the full spectrum of human problem-solving." Our Creative Diversity, UNESCO

Contents 1 Action Ideas 1.1 Why it matters 2 Global News 2006 3 Diary international 4 Village cinema 5 Related topics 6 UK links 6.1 UK local links

[edit] Action Ideas

Articles Green fairs Benches and seats as public art Street parties	Wanted pages	other ideas Local distinctiveness events Parish maps Community art from recycled materials Adventure playgrounds

[edit] Why it matters

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[edit] Global News 2006

• April 20 Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage enters into force. ^[1] wikipedia:Intangible_culture,

[edit] Diary international

• April 29 2007 International Dance Day, International Dance Day

[edit] Village cinema

[edit] Related topics

• Sport
• Community involvement
• Seasonal UK
• Global connections
• Green fairs
• Participatory journalism
• Reduced dependence on cars
• Social inclusion

[edit] UK links

• Centre for Creative Communities
• Common Ground
• Save the world club
• Street Party.org.uk, promoting street parties, which are a chance for people to enjoy their street without traffic for a day, and encouraging neighbourliness across the UK.

[edit] UK local links

• South East England

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References

1. ↑ Unesco press release, April 20 2006