A soldier watches as a fiddler plays a tune in the ruins of Baalbek, Lebanon.…
Last January, at NAS’ Chief Executive Program convening The New Nature of Relevance, I listened…
Editor’s note: As part of our blog event for The Summit at Sundance, we have…
Are we asking our customers what they want simply to inform programming decisions that will put butts in seats, or so our organizations can become more representative of the communities we serve?
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Frederick Douglas once said “It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken…
The mission of the Boston Children’s Chorus informs its programming, logistics and operations. They are very aware of the way race and culture not only affect Boston, but the greater community. Their vision ensures that the mission is reflected in every aspect of the organization.
Eduardo Vilaro, Artistic Director of Ballet Hispanico, stresses the importance of art as a connector and being true to your mission.
Making change in communities requires civic capacity. Power is wielded not only by elected politicians,…
In order to discuss strategy intelligently in the nonprofit sector, we must first understand what…
The article points to a useful question for cultural leaders: does your artistic mission need to be so intimately tied to a specific “technology,” and if it does, what additional challenges should you therefore expect to face as a leader?
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