Project Highlights

EdVestors is an organization that strives to improve schools in Boston. They achieve their mission by activating resources and people, learning and iterating in context, and influencing system-wide

WolfBrown has collaborated with the Mellon Foundation on multiple projects. These include:

Team: Kelly R. Fisher, Steven J. Holochwost, Kerry O’Grady, Dennie Palmer Wolf The Socioemotional Benefits of the Arts: A New Mandate for Arts Education Summary Report WolfBrown collaborated

Team: Steven J. Holochwost, Dennie Palmer Wolf Founded in Baltimore in 1950, Arts for Learning Maryland, formerly Young Audiences of Maryland, transforms the lives and education of Maryland

Team: Steven Holochwost, Dennie Palmer Wolf New Jersey Symphony’s Character, Achievement, and Music Project (CHAMPS). In 2012, NJS retained WolfBrown to assess the program’s impacts on participating students.

Team: Thomas Wolf, Dennie Palmer Wolf, Marc Goldring, Jane Culbert As part of a Kresge-funded initiative coordinated by Allied Arts of Greater Chattanooga, consultant Dr. Thomas Wolf conducted

Team: Steven Holochwost and Dennie Palmer Wolf with Arts Corps Collaborators The Creative Schools Initiative was a five-year federal grant to Arts Corps, Seattle from the AEMDD (Arts

Team: John Carnwath and Alan Brown Arts Council England selected WolfBrown to prepare a rigorous literature review on frameworks and approaches to measuring the “value” and “impacts” of

Basic Surveys Special Topic Surveys Post-Event Feedback Surveys WolfBrown is an industry leader in designing and implementing Post-Event Feedback Surveys (previously a part of the Intrinsic Impact program).

Team: Alan Kline, Alan Brown, Erin Gold WolfBrown is a leader in developing tools and methodologies for assessing the intrinsic impacts of arts experiences – how individuals are