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August 16, 2022 

A curated bulletin of news and trends spotlighting the creative and cultural economies at the heart of migration.  

CAME Spotlight: Carla Lewis  
Carla, Project Manager SPARC352 Mellon Award, is a former nurse who works as a community organizer and activist in East Gainesville. She started the Greater Duval Neighborhood Association, a resident-based advocacy group to address gentrification in East Gainesville. Because of that work, she was invited to present a TED talk for UF on putting partnership before protest and sought to build a better relationship with the University. She was first introduced to her current work in the Arts as a community advisor for the SPARC352 initiative before becoming the Project Manager.

Carla led a team of other members in organizing and actualizing the first Summer Apprenticeship Program that took place at Duval Education Center from 11th to 29th July, 2022. The program was part of the SPARC352 Initiative. 
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Entrepreneurial Responses to the COVID Era 

Journal of Art Entrepreneurship Education

University of Florida Scholars José Valentino Ruiz, Derris Lee, and Chris Shelton published an article in the Journal of Arts Entrepreneurship Education. The empirical research study uncovered solutions for musicians to navigate company survivability, sustainability, growth, and impact within the Post-COVID multimodal creative economy and also provides a descriptive analysis of the new era. Ruiz, Lee, and Shelton qualitatively analyzed top-tier music professionals who not only thrived amid the pandemic but also helped other music companies survive and flourish, and thus, introduced the first ever "COVID Response Model" for arts entrepreneurial educators and practitioners. 
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José Valentino Ruiz-Resto

The Entrepreneurial Approach To Jazz And Beyond 

All About Jazz

The acclaimed All About Jazz website released an interview article with University of Florida's Head of Music Business and Entrepreneurship, José Valentino Ruiz, conducted by jazz scholar Jane Kozhevnikova entitled "The Entrepreneurial Approach to Jazz and Beyond." The article provides Ruiz's suggested strategies for making wise choice for aspiring and professional musicians today. Topics include a) Ten Factors for Professional Opportunity Considerations; b) Setting the Price Right; c) Multi-level Competitor Analysis; d) Authentically Commercializing the Music; e) Academic Music versus Professional Music Teaching; f) Distinctions of Entrepreneurial Aim (extrinsic value) + Mission-Based Aim (intrinsic value).
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CAME is Moving to a New Space!

We are excited to showcase the new space for the Centre for Arts, Migration, and Entrepreneurship with you on Thursday August 18th from 4-6pm! This event will take place at Innovation Square in Suite 208 (720 SW 2nd Avenue, Gainesville, FL, 32601). We will share the space and Open House event with Center for Arts in Medicine.

Please come and explore, connect with new and old friends, and enjoy some goodies and music. We hope that you will be able to join us for this event and look forward to seeing you there.

 
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