WolfBrown publishes On Our Minds, our signature newsletter, about six times a year, and three specialty newsletters corresponding to specific communities of practice that we aim to support sector-wide. On Our Minds is a great way of keeping up with our consultants and the ideas and issues defining their work. Those of you interested in lifelong arts learning will want to subscribe to Amplifying Creative Opportunities. If research on audiences and audience development is an input to your work, sign up for Audience Outlook Monitor to get information about our free calendar of professional development activities. And if you’d like to keep abreast of new developments in immersive entertainment experiences, sign up for Immersed in the Future. We look forward to staying in touch.
On Our Minds is our signature newsletter for sharing what’s new at WolfBrown. Published about six times a year, it provides a lively platform for our consultants’ updates and findings.
ISSUE 31 • November 2024
A Special Post from our Amplifying Creative Opportunities Newsletter: Breaking Barriers Discover how the GIVE (Growing Inclusivity for Vibrant Engagement) initiative is transforming classrooms and arts education by >>
ISSUE 30 • October 2024
By John Carnwath, Associate Principal In recent years, the term “accessibility” has increasingly permeated discussions in the arts and culture sector, spurring reflection, innovation, and change. At WolfBrown, >>
ISSUE 23 • April 2024
written by Dr. Thomas Wolf and Kathleen Hill, along with interviews with Sebastian Ruth of Community MusicWorks and representatives of New Haven Symphony Orchestra How important is it >>
Join our Audience Outlook Monitor community. Be the first to learn about new and important research on audiences and audience development. You can find out more about all of our surveys on the Audience Outlook Monitor website.
ISSUE 26 • June 2024
By Alan Brown This post was published in connection with an upcoming session at the 79th Annual Conference of the League of American Orchestras, June 6-8 in Houston, Texas. >>
ISSUE 29 • May 2024
Attention: Marketing, Development, Board teams Demographics and Buyer Behavior Survey Cohort We invite you to attend an informational session on April 22, 2024, at 4:00 – 5:00 PM EDT | 1:00 >>
ISSUE 33 • June 2024
Attention: Marketing and communications teams Communications and Media Use Survey Cohort We invite you to attend a free informational session on June 24 from 2:00 – 3:00 pm EDT | 11:00 >>
WolfBrown’s new community of practice is designed to support nonprofit arts organizations as they navigate the complex programmatic space of augmented, immersive, and virtual experiences. We hope you find Immersed in the Future rewarding and invite you to join in!
ISSUE 5 • December 2024
Dear Friends, We are thrilled to introduce you to Immersed in the Future, an innovative division of WolfBrown LLC dedicated exclusively to guiding non-profit arts organizations into the >>
ISSUE 6 • October 2023
This summer gave me a much-anticipated break – a time to reflect and assess the rapidly evolving landscape of immersive experiences. Rather than overwhelming you with updates on >>
ISSUE 5 • June 2023
Coming out of the pandemic, nonprofit arts organizations are struggling to make sense of digital programming opportunities moving forward. Some have altogether abandoned digital initiatives undertaken during the >>
WolfBrown’s Amplifying Creative Opportunities team will be reporting on, linking to, discussing, and debating what it really takes to throw open the doors of arts and culture. Our specialty newsletter will explore inclusive practices—from lullabies with young families to end-of-life art-making, conducted in collaborative and expansive ways. Join us!
ISSUE 3 • November 2024
By Creative Opportunities team at WolfBrown and GIVE Colleagues This third issue of Amplifying Creative Opportunities focuses on young adulthood—the pivotal years bridging late high school and early adult life. >>
ISSUE 3 • April 2024
Re-tooling the Trade Gaining entry into an award-winning, highly-competitive arts program is often a marathon of submitting transcripts, writing a personal statement, submitting a portfolio, or taking an >>
ISSUE 3 • October 2024
On-the-ground Many young people want to live and work creatively. But large numbers drop out before they can contribute their energy, perspectives, and talents to the arts and >>
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