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A National Collaborative Evaluation of Sistema-inspired Music Education The Longy School of Music of Bard College and WolfBrown have formed a strategic partnership to carry out a two-year study of the benefits of Sistema-inspired programs for children in grades K-8. more>> |
Now Available: A Collaboration Workbook, Commissioned by Heart of Brooklyn - A Cultural Partnership Over a two-year period, six Heart of Brooklyn cultural institutions designed, pilot tested, and evaluated a process for conceiving and implementing collaborative programs that address community needs. A Collaboration Workbook distills what was learned. more>> |
Partnership with ASIMÉTRICA brings Intrinsic Impact Survey Tools to Spain, Other Countries |
 No. 31 | published 2013Investing In the Long View How do we know the arts matter? Where is the added value? What is the evidence that investing in the arts has an impact? These are questions that arts presenters, administrators, and artists and performers working in the public sector are pressed to answer daily more >> |
Join the conversation about "Effective Leadership for Nonprofit Organizations" and read Tom Wolf's blogWolfBrown is pleased to announce another excerpt from Thomas Wolf’s popular new book, Effective Leadership for Nonprofit Organizations: How Executive Directors and Boards Work Together from Allworth Press. Below, we are posting illuminating case histories from the book that can lead to improved management and governance practices. View the newest entry posted 12/9/14. more >> |
Building Our Creative Capital Through the Artsby Dennie Palmer Wolf On April 8th, Dennie Wolf presented this summary of arts education research for a Congressional Briefing sponsored by the College Board. The briefing provided background for congressional staff who will be working on the upcoming renewal of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. more >> |
