Hawaii 2022 Regular Session

Hawaii Senate Bill SR105

Introduced
3/11/22  
Refer
3/16/22  
Report Pass
4/6/22  

Caption

Requesting That The Creative Resurgence Task Force Continue To Examine And Determine Measures And Establish Policies And Programs To Build And Foster Creativity And Innovation Through The Arts, Culture, And Humanities In The State.

Impact

The resolution seeks to extend the work of the Creative Resurgence Task Force, which was originally formed under Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 242 in 2021 and had a sunset date of June 30, 2022. The Task Force is tasked with supporting access to the creative sector and advancing the creative economy in Hawaii, which includes identifying effective policies and programs. By requesting additional time for the Task Force to complete its objectives, SR105 aims to ensure that the investments and initiatives put forth can yield maximum benefits to the artistic and cultural landscape of the state.

Summary

Senate Resolution 105 requests that the Creative Resurgence Task Force continue its work in examining and determining measures, policies, and programs to foster creativity and innovation throughout Hawaii's arts, culture, and humanities sectors. The resolution reflects an understanding of the significant challenges faced by these sectors due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which severely impacted employment and economic activity in creative industries. The initiative emphasizes the importance of creativity and innovation as cornerstones of a robust economy and community well-being, suggesting that these efforts are essential for recovery and revitalization post-pandemic.

Sentiment

The sentiment around SR105 appears positive, with acknowledgment of the arts and creative sectors' contributions to societal health and economic recovery. Stakeholders likely view the continued focus on fostering creativity as a vital response to the setbacks faced during the pandemic. There is a shared understanding that enhancing the creative economy not only supports artists and creators but also serves the broader public good through enriched culture and community engagement.

Contention

While there does not appear to be significant contention surrounding SR105 itself, it may face challenges from resource allocation and the varying interests of stakeholders in the arts and humanities. Critics might question how effectively the Task Force can operate without specific funding commitments or assert that the initiatives may not address all community needs adequately. However, the general thrust of the resolution is aimed at consensus-building around a shared vision for the State's cultural future in the aftermath of the pandemic.

Companion Bills

HI SCR118

Same As Requesting That The Creative Resurgence Task Force Continue To Examine And Determine Measures And Establish Policies And Programs To Build And Foster Creativity And Innovation Through The Arts, Culture, And Humanities In The State.

HI HR161

Same As Requesting That The Creative Resurgence Task Force Continue To Examine And Determine Measures And Establish Policies And Programs To Build And Foster Creativity And Innovation Through The Arts, Culture, And Humanities In The State.

Previously Filed As

HI SCR149

Urging The State Foundation On Culture And The Arts To Convene A Task Force To Research And Develop A Plan To Expand Access To Chess As A Competitive Sport.

HI SR127

Urging The State Foundation On Culture And The Arts To Convene A Task Force To Research And Develop A Plan To Expand Access To Chess As A Competitive Sport.

HI SCR200

Declaring That Bullying Is A Matter Of Statewide Concern; Requesting The Department Of Education To Update Its Rules And Policies To Address Bullying; And Requesting The Hawaii State Council On Developmental Disabilities To Convene A Task Force To Address The Bullying Of Disabled Children.

HI SR176

Declaring That Bullying Is A Matter Of Statewide Concern; Requesting The Department Of Education To Update Its Rules And Policies To Address Bullying; And Requesting The Hawaii State Council On Developmental Disabilities To Convene A Task Force To Address The Bullying Of Disabled Children.

HI SCR172

Requesting The Department Of Business, Economic Development, And Tourism To Collaborate With Universities In The State To Convene The Hawaii Creative Innovation Group.

HI SCR198

Encouraging The Capitol Modern Museum And State Foundation On Culture And The Arts To Increase Opportunities For Artists, Songwriters, And Producers To Showcase Their Talent On A Public Platform While Fostering Access To All Forms Of Art.

HI SR174

Encouraging The Capitol Modern Museum And State Foundation On Culture And The Arts To Increase Opportunities For Artists, Songwriters, And Producers To Showcase Their Talent On A Public Platform While Fostering Access To All Forms Of Art.

HI SR148

Requesting The Department Of Business, Economic Development, And Tourism To Collaborate With Universities In The State To Convene The Hawaii Creative Innovation Group.

HI SCR185

Requesting The Department Of Business, Economic Development, And Tourism To Support The Creation Of The Hawaii Innovation Alliance That Was Recommended By The Dual Use Report And To Support The Other Recommendations Within The Report To Grow The State's Innovation Sector.

HI SR159

Requesting The Department Of Business, Economic Development, And Tourism To Support The Creation Of The Hawaii Innovation Alliance That Was Recommended By The Dual Use Report And To Support The Other Recommendations Within The Report To Grow The State's Innovation Sector.

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