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In this podcast, Jeffrey Lependorf and Monica Valenzuela explore the unique challenges facing arts development organizations, especially as they navigate the responsibility of serving other organizations and constituents while making their own work visible.
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In this podcast, John Shibley, Raymond Bobgan, and Blanca Salva discuss how artistic initiatives can attract, and retain, the participation of local cultural communities.
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In this podcast, Karina Mangu-Ward, Michael Boberg, and Ellen Muse-Lindeman explore the sociological and civic impact of "cultural clusters" in cities, towns and neighborhoods.
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In this podcast, Richard Evans, Caron Atlas, and Frances Lucerna explore how to strengthen communities through cultural initiatives.
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In this podcast, Richard Evans, Jean Davidson, and Marlène Ramírez-Cancio share stories about artist residencies that are highly rewarding for the artist, the presenter, and the public.
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How do you utilize personal networks to engage younger and more culturally diverse audiences?
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How using Belbin Team Roles Analysis helps The Cleveland Orchestra team members understand the roles they prefer to play.
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How do you build community through cultural initiatives?
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How do you incubate innovation in a local community?
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What makes a project a good fit for the Innovation Lab?
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