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Building A Pipeline To The Arts, World Cup Style

It's World Cup time. And for the first time in my adult life as an American, that seems significant. People at work with the games run...

You run a program. It changes kids' lives. It builds more responsible environmental stewards. It strengthens your community. How do ...

How do you find fresh and inspiring resources in your field? This is a tricky question in the nonprofit arts world--and probably in ever...

You open a children's book. You see a yellow dot. The text says "Press the yellow dot and turn the page." Suddenly there are...

You know those people who drop morsels of brilliance like a little kid scattering bread to ducks? I was surrounded by them last week. I...

It's that time of year. Scrambling at work, socializing afterwards... which, if you are a torn extro/introvert like me, can involve a l...

A new company in New York, Museum Hack , is reinventing the museum tour from the outside in. They give high-energy, interactive tours of t...

Yes, I was that woman on the beach with a library book about urban planning. And loved it. One of my vacation goals was to think big pic...