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Members Spotlight
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The Florida Arts & Culture industry gives back a minimum of $5 in local and state government revenue for every $1 invested! * |
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As of January 2009, according to Dun & Bradstreet, Florida's 48,585 arts-related businesses employ 176,880 people! * |
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The Florida Arts & Culture industry delivers over $446.5 million in local and state government revenue! * |
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Arts & Culture plays a role in improving and maintaining a community's business climate. In a study of 142 businesses, most agreed that cultural amenities were important "quality of life" factors in their location decisions. * |
Students of the arts continue to outperform their non-arts peers on Scholastic Assessment tests (SAT). Some universities are now denying access to students who have had no art classes. * |
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Arts prepare students for jobs. According to a US Labor Department report the arts are cited as important for foundation skills which include thinking creativity, problem solving, exercising individual responsibility, sociability and self esteem. * |
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The evidence is clear. Numerous studies point out the impact of Arts & Culture on both business and education. Below are links to bring you to the studies containing facts and figures. Please explore them. What you learn will likely surprise you. Arts & Culture are part of the solution. |
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Arts & Culture means business.
Business means jobs. *Link & Learn: Economic Impact of Arts & Culture in Florida Why should government support the arts |
Presidential study, Chaired by Hillary Rodham Clinton |
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