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Reports and Publications

MNIBA's Reports and Publications provide valuable insights and analysis on various topics.

 

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Understanding the Issue: Legacy Amendment and the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund

Understanding the Issue: Whose Culture is the Legacy Amendment Preserving?

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Building Community Wealth: The Role of Arts and Culture in Equitable Economic Development

Since time immemorial, communities have been developing creative practices and culturally-specific traditions that are deeply intertwined with the way they produce, manage, exchange, and steward resources. What a society values, how it creates those valuable objects or practices, and who has access to them is indicative of a culture’s core beliefs. While it may be tempting to think of ‘the economy’ as a thing operating outside of anyone’s control, with its own rules and behaviors, we can look no further than our definitions of wealth, who has access to it, and how it is produced to understand who we are. Culture - and the creative practices that make it up, including the arts - has and will always be a critical way to understand an economy and work to shift it.

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BUY INDIAN ACT

"When an agency has taken 103 years to write the implementation rules in the first place, it is only reasonable to request accountability and mandate uniform practices and policies that will ensure these new rules are carried out and enforced."

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MINNESOTA NATIVE

AMERICAN ESSENTIAL

UNDERSTANDINGS

FOR EDUCATORS

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