Mikel Ellcessor introduces the concept of Cultural Fluency as a means for establishing genuine community connections.
What we do truly mean when we say that we are under-resourced?
This week, a guest column by Robert Reich entitled “What ‘charity’ should really mean” appeared on the Christian…
Last January, at NAS’ Chief Executive Program convening The New Nature of Relevance, I listened…
This post appears as part of the ARTSblog Emerging Leaders Blog Salon, in which emerging leaders…
A transcript of Diane Ragsdale’s speech in which she examined the meaning and implications of sustainability and the life cycle of organizations, including the idea that death is a necessary part of the arts ecosystem.
Whether introducing an international form of movement to the dance scene, putting a modern spin on Mozart or Bach, or providing a visual interpretation of the effects of war, the arts can provide thought-provoking commentary and innovative perspectives on a vast array of global ideas.
As in other nonprofit sectors, most energy and resource in our sector is focused on…
Eli Pariser, the former Executive Director of MoveOn.org and their current Board Chair, highlights the hidden and growing impact of online filters on Google, Facebook, and throughout the internet in this TED video.
In this video interview on Rethinking Capitalism, Michael Porter (of Porter’s Five Forces fame, among…
Professor Ranjay Gulati of Harvard Business School discusses how organizations can become more customer (or audience)-centric and why this is a critical time for them to do so.
