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Reframing Negotiation

Shirli Kopelman, professor of management at the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan, suggests that negotiation shouldn’t be a “winner take all” experience.

The 7 Levers of Large-Scale Social Change

Nora Silver, professor at the University of California, Berkeley Haas School of Business, discusses large-scale social change — the conditions necessary and the levers to use.

The Planks for Leading Change

Inspired by the HBR article, “Leading Change: Why Transformation Efforts Fail,” Nancy Koehn offers these nine planks (and their sequence) necessary for leading a successful change effort.

VUCA

VUCA is an acronym used to describe situations or environments with high levels of volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity.

Job Crafting

The Job Crafting™ Exercise, discussed at the 2018 NAS Summit, helps you make your job…

Project Implicit

Project Implicit is a collaboration between researchers who are interested in implicit social cognition – thoughts and feelings outside of conscious awareness and control.

Online Seminar: Meaningful Communication

This seminar will help you understand the integral aspects of communication and how communication evolves during a conversation.

Online Seminar: Purpose Marketing

This seminar offers a different way to segment the world that focuses not on who the audience is but what they need.

Online Seminar: Dominant Logic

Learn how leadership can impact the culture, operations, values and people of an organization.

Advice for Those Starting Out: Pace Yourself

Ann Williams, Founder of Dallas Black Dance Theatre founder, offers advice to artists starting out.

Leadership Development

A conversation with Dallas Black Dance Theatre founder, Ann Williams. [yourchannel user=”ArtsStrategies” tag=”RESOURCE” video=”USQ9yH7JkI4″]

Community & Collaboration Leadership

Find Your Circle, Find Your Journey

[yourchannel user=”ArtsStrategies” tag=”RESOURCE” video=”o-F8012Yzlo”] A conversation with Cleo Parker Robinson Dance founder, Cleo Parker…

One Spirit, Many Voices

[yourchannel user=”ArtsStrategies” tag=”RESOURCE” video=”RcIjhExji3E”] A conversation with Cleo Parker Robinson Dance founder, Cleo Parker…

Role Models

[yourchannel user=”ArtsStrategies” tag=”RESOURCE” video=”_fhAasqyplg”] A conversation with Cleo Parker Robinson Dance founder, Cleo Parker…

Knowing About the Business

[yourchannel user=”ArtsStrategies” tag=”RESOURCE” video=”yt63VYwRBZo”] A conversation with Debbie Blunden-Diggs from Dayton Contemporary Dance Company.

Building a Future for Black Dance

[yourchannel user=”ArtsStrategies” tag=”RESOURCE” video=”LZfGHLNjepM”] A conversation with Philadanco! founder, Joan Myers Brown.

Collaboration Done Right

A conversation with Lula Washington Dance Theatre founder, Lula Washington.

Necessity of Grit

[yourchannel user=”ArtsStrategies” tag=”RESOURCE” video=”6smU8iIlIEo”] International Association of Blacks in Dance board member, Debbie Blunden-Diggs,…

IABD Founders on Community & Collaboration

Members of the International Association of Blacks in Dance founders, Joan Myers Brown, Lulu Washington and Cleo Parker Robinson, talk about community and collaboration.

Why we do it

And why you should too. When you’ve been around for as long as we have,…

4 Questions to Ask Yourself When Considering a Continuing Education Program

Should I go to graduate school? Is there an online program I can do while…

An Invitation To Community: Being Yourself

In our last post of this series on community, Jordan Reeves shares his moving reflections…

Join the Party!

Ready to dance? Taneisha Duggan shares her reflections on the power of community and invites…

The Fable of One Turtle and Four Humans: A Story of Community

How did the turtle cross the road? The answer according to Greg Milo: thanks to…

Growing Together

Laura Gisler shares a beautiful meditation on what community means to her through these drawings…

The World Is Your Classroom (Or Gym)

Naomi Even-Aberle introduces us to her community: her gym. She shares how impactful it can…

Jaclyn Roessel reflects on the first time she felt like a part of a community, when she was 12 years old and had her Kinaaldá ceremony, in which she became a woman and felt the kinship of not only her nuclear family, but a larger tapestry of community members.

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Reframing Negotiation

The 7 Levers of Large-Scale Social Change

The Planks for Leading Change

VUCA

Job Crafting

Project Implicit

Online Seminar: Meaningful Communication

Online Seminar: Purpose Marketing

Online Seminar: Dominant Logic

Advice for Those Starting Out: Pace Yourself

Leadership Development

Find Your Circle, Find Your Journey

One Spirit, Many Voices

Role Models

Knowing About the Business

Building a Future for Black Dance

Collaboration Done Right

Necessity of Grit

IABD Founders on Community & Collaboration

Why we do it

4 Questions to Ask Yourself When Considering a Continuing Education Program

An Invitation To Community: Being Yourself

Join the Party!

The Fable of One Turtle and Four Humans: A Story of Community

Growing Together

The World Is Your Classroom (Or Gym)

Part of Something Bigger

A Real Community Will Stretch You

Finding Magic In Community

I know you won’t judge me

You’re the best

I am still feeling the same glow

Dear, Bench Diary

Love, Hate & Design Research

Winter is Coming: What the Culture Sector Needs to Worry About Now

Community of place

Liberty

The duty of community

Community is natural. But we’re losing it.

A practice of commitment

Community within

A misshapen Venn Diagram

Actively making a place better

Another word

It’s about passion

Community: A Song

On Community

Complexities that make us whole

What’s in your box?

Teamwork makes the dream work

Principles & Place

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