2024-05-06T08:35:21-07:00 2023-12-31 582361357 GREGG S BOSSEN CPA PC 50 LENOX POINT SUITE C ATLANTA GA 30324 990 2023-01-01 815217491 MISSISSIPPI CENTER FOR CULTURAL PRODUCTION MISS 6018855009 319 WHITE OAK STREET UTICA MS 39175 CARLTON TURNER Executive Director 2024-05-06 true CARLTON TURNER 999009999 true Gregg S Bossen P01444127 4048929513 2 AAL1 IAL1 FAL1 2023 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z 319 WHITE OAK STREET UTICA MS 39175 2297276 false X www.sippculture.org X 2021 MS To support groups and individuals creating social, economic, and cultural transformation toward long-term sustainability through the research, creation, and presentation of arts, culture, and agriculture. 5 3 19 13 0 766345 1965112 108457 313282 300 17732 8875 1150 883977 2297276 116555 223906 0 501529 460442 0 20573 302651 411142 920735 1095490 -36758 1201786 3643018 4851583 25207 31986 3617811 4819597 To support groups and individuals creating social, economic, and cultural transformation toward long-term sustainability through the research, creation, and presentation of arts, culture, and agriculture. false false 865849 203641 For the year ended December 31, 2023, the Mississippi Center for Cultural Production d/b/a Sipp Culture operated the following programs:(i) The DigiCulture Lab is a three-week summer program for middle school students, ages 12 14 in Utica, Mississippi. It is designed to support youth development of agricultural skills and the knowledge to use digital media tools of photography, video, and audio production to build personal and collective rural narratives that are connected to the land, family, food, and cultural production. The DigiCulture Lab supports the mission of Sipp Culture to advance comprehensive community development strategies through connecting stories about family, land, and food with digital storytelling and agricultural production. (ii) The Rural Performance / Production Lab (RPPL) is a creative production process that seeks to support the development of new performance movement, story, and sound rooted in rural history, places, and bodies. Through leveraging the combined assets of a rural, place-based initiative dedicated to cultural production, the Mississippi Center for Cultural Production d/b/a Sipp Culture will support rural artists in the creation of new work by providing time, space, and connectivity. The Mississippi Center for Cultural Production d/b/a Sipp Culture sees this initiative as integral to creating space for rural narratives to fill gaps in the Organizations national story and expand the conversation to include unique and important perspectives. (iii) The Intercultural Leadership Institute (ILI) is a year-long intensive leadership experience for artists, culture bearers, and other arts practitioners. ILI is a collaborative program of Alternate ROOTS, the First Peoples Fund, the National Association of Latino Arts & Cultures (NALAC) and the PAI Foundation. The effort grew out of our direct experiences as leaders of these founding cultural organizations. The Mississippi Center for Cultural Production d/b/a Sipp Culture often found that many personal and professional leadership programs emphasized dominant cultural norms, modes of learning and social approaches that didnt match the Mississippi Center for Cultural Productions d/b/a Sipp Culture's commitment to cultural equity and change-making in the Organizations own communities.ILIs intercultural approach emphasizes overlapping experiences, shared spaces, and mutual accountability and seeks to challenge dominant social norms while honoring differences of histories, traditions, vocabulary, and more. The Organization seeks to develop leaders specifically within the arts & culture field to adeptly respond to significant changes that impact society, politics, the environment, and the economy. As a peer cohort, ILI intercultural leaders hone personal and professional skills to affect local, national, and global communities and promote a shift toward greater awareness, resourcing, and action in the broader field of arts & culture(iv) Small Farmer Apprentice Program trains both aspiring and experienced farmers in the skills needed to meet the production needs of the Organizations rural community. This program supports participants over three years through an 18-month apprenticeship with financial support and training in small-farm agricultural production.(v) Trading in Cultural Memory This research project will seek to answer the paramount question: What is the role of artists as health workers and trainers using the call-and-response methodology in the context of Utica, Mississippi? This question will guide inquiry around the cultural practices that have sustained and innovatively designed wellness in Black communities. This project is a collaboration with RISE Research and Evaluation and the Center for Africana Studies at Indiana University Indianapolis.(vi) One Nation One Project - Residents of the rural town of Utica, Mississippi are coming together to tell stories, map resources, and prototype solutions around food access. Their work will culminate in July 2024 with a community festival celebrating and showcasing their effort. 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Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 11b No review was or will be conducted. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 18 Provided upon request. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 No documents available to the public.