Is an Ecosystem-based Approach the Future of Funding?
Blogging Fellow Elissa Perry shares a new, holistic approach to funding arts and social justice organizations.
Posts Tagged: Blogging Fellows
Introducing the Fall 2012 Blogging Fellow
Elissa Perry joins ArtsFwd as a Blogging Fellow.
Where We’re Headed: A Grad Student’s Point of View
Young people entering the non-profit arts crave the same excitement and sense of creation, and often assume they’ve chosen a field conducive to that.
Open Call for ArtsFwd Blogging Fellows. Deadline: Sept. 17th
ArtsFwd seeks two Blogging Fellows to contribute regular content to the ArtsFwd blog from October 1, 2012 to January 31, 2013.
Successful Innovation: One-Way Street or Cyclical?
EmcArts frames the development of innovative strategies in three stages: 1. The emergence of “big ideas” from a background of … Continue reading
Recent Reads: Hiking the Horizontal by Liz Lerman
Choreographer Liz Lerman is making waves again, not that she’s ever really stopped. On May 4th, the University of Maryland … Continue reading
Responding to the Getty Cuts: Why Educators Should Trump Acquisitions at Innovative Museums
Recent news that the Getty Museum plans to cut 34 jobs, with 19 of them in its education department, led … Continue reading
Thinking Big by Thinking Small: Chamber Opera at the Opera Company of Philadelphia and Boston Lyric Opera
“Bigger is better” is generally the rule in opera. But what’s an opera company to do in the wake of … Continue reading
How Boise Became Dancers’ Home Sweet Home
An interview with John Michael Schert, executive director and principle dancer for the Trey McIntyre Project, about their decision to settle down in Idaho.
Can We Break the Glass Ceiling of Arts Leadership?
In each art and cultural nonprofit I have worked for, whether a museum, film, artist services or art education organization, … Continue reading
Introducing the Spring 2012 ArtsFwd Blogging Fellow
I’m very pleased to introduce Brian Hinrichs as our newest Blogging Fellow. You’ll be seeing regular posts from him from … Continue reading
B-Corps: A New Tool in the Innovator’s Tool Belt?
For those looking for innovative models for arts organizations beyond a traditional nonprofit B-Corps could offer an interesting alternative. Now … Continue reading
Round Up: Inaugural Edition
Models for Success: Putting Theory into Practice Museum consultant and Museum 2.0 blogger Nina Simon’s theories have been put into practice… … Continue reading
Emerging Leaders Series: How Investing in You is Good for Your Organization
This December, I graduated with my Master’s in Public Administration from Baruch College’s School of Public Affairs. During the graduation … Continue reading
3 Takeaways from the Debate about Equality
In October 2011, the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy released Fusing Art, Culture and Social Change, a report by Holly … Continue reading