; table of contents. Sec. 2. Findings. Sec. 3. Definitions. Sec. 4. Department of Labor. Sec. 5. Department of Education. Sec. 6. Economic Development Administration programs. Sec. 7. Creative jobs training through Bureau of Prisons reentry and skills development programs. Sec. 8. Grants relating to the creative economy. Sec. 9. Promotion for veterans with service-connected disabilities of job training and resources in creative industries and occupations. Sec. 10. Small business creative economy assistance. Sec. 11. Tax incentives. Sec. 12. Promotion by Export-Import Bank of the United States of exports by creative industries and occupations. Sec. 13. Rural business creative economy technical assistance. Sec. 14. Disaster assistance for creative industry workers through FEMA. Sec. 15. Collaboration. 2. Findings Congress makes the following findings: (1) The United States economy has changed rapidly as automation, artificial intelligence, digital technologies, and modern information and communication systems have transformed the way people in the United States work, live, and interact. (2) The United States must establish policies and create programs capable of responding to changing economic realities. (3) The United States must develop strategies to maximize current assets and help grow a United States economy and workforce that can thrive in a challenging environment of constant change and reinvention. (4) The Nation needs to strengthen and improve Federal support for a Next Generation economy and workforce. (5) The United States must explore sustainable strategies to create jobs that will endure, will remain reliant on a local workforce, and are unlikely to move overseas. (6) There is great value and untapped potential in the Nation's rich history, the creative freedoms enjoyed by its people, and the many cultures and traditions that make the United States so unique. (7) Promoting local arts and enhancing the creative economy of the United States would support the Nation's diverse citizenry, rich traditions,