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ISSUE 2 • May 2023
By Dr. Dennie Palmer Wolf and Colleagues This second issue of Amplifying Creative Opportunities focuses on the concept of opportunity structures: the deliberate choices we can make that limit >>
ISSUE 2 • May 2023
A visual essay to get you thinking about what facilitates and what limits who gets to enter, belong, and contribute in the field of arts and culture. By >>
ISSUE 2 • May 2023
This piece is dedicated to the memory and work of Don Glass, an artist, educator, and researcher who devoted his considerable imagination to thinking about the many ways >>
ISSUE 2 • May 2023
Could the arts led the way in amplifying creative opportunities? Could youth orchestras teach symphonies how to become more inclusive organizations? Read this piece to see what it >>
ISSUE 2 • May 2023
In this piece, Tom Wolf discusses the need to re-think the interview process by leaving behind the search for a “good match” and instead emphasizing the search for >>
ISSUE 2 • May 2023
Each quarter we will share a list of the resources (books, articles, films, websites, and events) that have us thinking. By Kathleen Hill, Dr. Dennie Palmer Wolf, Dr. Thomas >>
ISSUE 1 • February 2023
By Dr. Dennie Palmer Wolf and Colleagues Welcome to our first issue of a quarterly newsletter about the work we and our colleagues are doing to think about >>
ISSUE 1 • February 2023
By Catherine Reed Holochwost As we think about sharing the opportunities to create more equitably, there is no more fundamental work than thinking about how we share the >>
ISSUE 1 • February 2023
By Dr. Thomas Wolf As we think about new approaches to arts and culture, it’s possible to get caught up thinking in terms of “the bad old ways” >>
ISSUE 1 • February 2023
By Kathleen Hill The daily practices and tools we use in both designing and evaluating programs are some of the most powerful, but least acknowledged, ways in which >>
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