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Thomas Wolf Releases His Newest Book, The Nightingale's Sonata |
A message from Sanuja Goonetilleke in the Cambridge Office of WolfBrown |
TYA Today Publishes a New Article on WolfBrown's Research with The New Victory Theater |
Taking Note: Parsing Rigor in Arts Education Studies |
Tom Wolf Develops New On-Line Courses For Philanthropy University “I learned as much as my students did the first time around,” said Tom Wolf, who teaches three of the seven new courses Philanthropy University will offer: Introduction to Fundraising; Fundraising: Connecting with Donors; and Fundraising Strategies. Read more in "How far can online learning take local capacity building?"more>> |
Americans for the Arts Releases New Publication Featuring Dennie Palmer Wolf On March 11, at its Emerging Arts Leaders Symposium, Americans for the Arts released a new publication, Cyclical Mentorship in Arts Education Leadership: Insights from Emerging and Veteran Leaders. more>> |
New Publication in Arts Evaluation and Assessment: Measuring Impact in Schools and Communities. Steven Holochwost, Dennie Palmer Wolf, Kelly Fisher, Kerry O'Grady, and Kristen Gagnier's work has just been published as "The Arts and Socioemotional Development: Evaluating a New Mandate for Arts Education" in the edited volume Arts Evaluation and Assessment: Measuring Impact in Schools and Communities. more>> |
Teaching Artist Companion to Aesthetic PerspectivesA new publication developed by Animating Democracy, a program of Americans for the Arts, in collaboration with WolfBrown more >> |
Liberating Academic Mindsets Through Culturally Responsive Arts IntegrationA new report on Arts Corps' Highline Creative Schools Initiative by WolfBrown and MEMconsultants more >> |
Making Music, Promoting Development: The Power of PracticeA chapter by Dennie Palmer Wolf, Steven Holochwost, and Judith Hill Bose in the new volume, Music Learning As Youth Development. more >> |
Performing Arts Ticket Buyer Media Usage StudyResults of a Survey of North American Ticket Buyers by WolfBrown and Capacity Interactive. more >> |
Lullaby: Being Together, Being WellSince 2011, Carnegie Hall's Weill Music Institute has pioneered a lullaby program that pairs skilled musicians with expectant or recent mothers, many of whom are raising young families under stressful conditions: single parenthood, temporary housing, or incarceration. This report by Dennie Palmer Wolf shares early, qualitative findings from 10 lullaby projects in the New York City region. more >> |
Of questions and canyonsDennie Palmer Wolf's essay is one of 15 essays published in The Teacher You Want to Be: Essays about Children, Learning, and Teaching. This collection of essays explores questions about education stimulated by the remarkable pre-schools of Reggio Emilia, Italy. more >> |
Four Keys to Cultivating a DonorFeatured in Guidestar's October 2015 newsletter, this article by Dr. Thomas Wolf discusses four key concepts for successful donor cultivation. more >> |
 No. 32 | published 2017Deserving of Trust: Helping A Nonprofit Board Toward Good Governance Good governance starts with accurate self-diagnosis. How is this done? Who does it? Who has the credibility to convince the majority of board members that such actions are necessary? These questions and more are explored in the latest volume of Sounding Board. more >> |
