Staging Change | Toronto Stage 2 Update
EmcArts began work last month with the 8 organizations selected to move forward into On-site Organizational Coaching in the second … Continue reading
Staging Change | Toronto Stage 2 Update
EmcArts began work last month with the 8 organizations selected to move forward into On-site Organizational Coaching in the second … Continue reading
Participants Selected for Staging Change | Toronto!
With great pleasure and excitement, EmcArts announces the cohort of fourteen Toronto-based performing arts organizations that have been accepted into … Continue reading
Podcasts , Typewriters & Happy Hours: An Interview with Krupa Parikh of Inprint (Part 2)
In Part 1 of my interview with Krupa Parikh of Inprint, we discussed the organization’s participation in the New Pathways … Continue reading
Podcasts , Typewriters & Happy Hours: An Interview with Krupa Parikh of Inprint (Part 1)
Inprint, a literary arts nonprofit based in Houston, Texas, operates a number of programs to promote creative writing and reading. … Continue reading
Innovation Forum Celebrates Work of New Pathways Participants
On April 24th, participants in the New Pathways | Houston program gathered at Houston’s Ensemble Theatre for the third and final … Continue reading
Learning to Start Small: An update from the Usdan Summer Camp for the Performing Arts
Usdan Summer Camp for the Arts sounds just a little bit like paradise for artistic kids. For fifty years, the … Continue reading
Announcing a New Webinar Series from EmcArts!
For over ten years, our programs have equipped participants with rigorous frameworks and practical tools for innovation. We’ve heard from … Continue reading
To Go or Not to Go: Connecting with Satellite Communities at the Beck Center
Beck Center for the Arts, located in the western Cleveland, OH suburb of Lakewood, presents a variety of plays and musicals on two stages and offers more than 200 classes, lessons and programs in the arts. They entered the Innovation Lab process with the goal of finding inventive ways to broaden and deepen their community connections.
Could a Costume Shop Be Reimagined as a Neighborhood Creative Center?
By opening the doors of their costume and prop shop to the local community, Center Theatre Group developed new partnerships and explored new ways to connect the craft of theatre with daily lives.
Global Action Project: How Change Capital Helped a Small Organization Move From Survival Mode to Sustainability
In this interview, Jesse Ehrensaft-Hawley and I talk about how GAP reframed their revenue strategy and invested in change capital to help them stay sustainable in the long-term.
Dancing at Casita: South Bronx Culture Trail
Working together, Casita Maria and Dancing in the Streets are investigating the artistic legacy of the South Bronx.
StreetWise: Hunts Point
Groundswell engaged local youth, artists, and community members in a series of community mural-making projects to identify local traffic and safety issues.
Mannahatta 2409
Mannahatta 2409 invites the public to develop and share their own ecological designs for the future of Manhattan.
Cultural Clusters
In this podcast, Karina Mangu-Ward, Michael Boberg, and Ellen Muse-Lindeman explore the sociological and civic impact of “cultural clusters” in cities, towns and neighborhoods.
Boston Children’s Chorus Selected as Challenge Winner
The organization will develop a strategy to integrate anti-bias and empathy training into their existing music education.