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Inspire Tasmania: A Matter of Cultural Sustainable Development
![Karen Choir Hobart - The Karen people are a culturally and linguistically diverse ethnic group](/upload/board/A112/thumb/Inspire2.jpg)
Inspire is funded by the Tasmanian government, Department of State Growth, while its website receives funding from the Tasmanian government, Department of Premier and Cabinet, Communities, Sport and Recreation. On its website, the performing artists are shown with a brief introduction about their own stories and expertise.((There is a video interview of the artists on the ABC News site:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-06-23/migrants-showcasing-culture-to-adopted-communities/8647412)) The public can access the site and request performer(s) accordingly.
The performing artists get every opportunity to showcase their talents; in return, already-existing communities can experience their distinct performance for free. They say it is generating “common benefit and mutual prosperity.” MRC is not just giving the performing artists an online platform but more importantly it is helping them receive appropriate professional training to further refine their competence. Also, bi-cultural workers and volunteers have supported Inspire participants throughout the program. It is expected that this project can contribute to settle cultural sustainable development in Tasmania.
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