GIA Reader, Vol 12, No 1 (Winter 2001) | Grantmakers in the Arts

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GIA Reader, Vol 12, No 1 (Winter 2001)

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Contents of GIA Reader, Vol 12, No 1 (Winter 2001)

Readings

Increasing Participation Means Changing Behavior: What can be learned from behavioral science?

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by Thomas E. Backer

Moral Values and Private Philanthropy

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by Michael Hooker

Culture Is Ordinary

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by Raymond Williams

Whose Myth? Native American Perspectives on Cultural Policy

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by Suzanne Benally

Shifting: from creating 'work' to 'creating' work

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Member Reports

A Regional Overview of Arts and Culture Foundation Grants: Northwest

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by Linda Breneman

Profile: The Portrero Nuevo Fund

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by Claire Peeps

Profile: The Marie Walsh Sharpe Art Foundation

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by Claire Peeps

Profile: Jerome Foundation

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by Claire Peeps

Gathering: Building a Field - Artists and Arts Professionals in Youth and Community Development

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by Carmen James Lane and Laura Smyth

Gathering: Experience Exchange

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by Frances Phillips

Gathering: Action Strategies for Building Participation

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by Frances Phillips

From Washington

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by Shelley Feist

Cultural Policy Research in Progress: Capsule Reports

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by Kasia Pindak, Anna Alves, Marian A. Godfrey, Michael Moore, Gary Burger, Ben Cameron, Jennifer Williams, Bob Lynch, and Kelly Barsdate

Emerging Arts Leaders: Los Angeles

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by Angie Kim and Wendy McClellan

Digest: Studies, Books, Web Sites, and Other Publications

Disguised as a Poem: My Years Teaching Poetry at San Quentin

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by Judith Tannenbaum

Digital Direction: Conversion Planning for the Media Arts

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by Planning project director, Fred Johnson

Developing an Effective System for Commissioning and Touring of International Work: A Report to the Rockefeller Foundation

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by Project director, Douglas DeNatale, Ph.D.; principal investigator, Ann Rosenthal

Working Paper #1: Finding Common Ground in International Artistic Collaboration

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by Working Group on International Collaboration in the Arts

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by Susan Sontag

Sharing the Wealth: Charitable Giving in Prosperous Times

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by Minnesota Public Radio

CPR for Nonprofits: Creative Strategies for Successful Fundraising, Marketing, Communications and Management

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by Alvin H. Reiss

Robert Bly, Distinguished Artist 2000

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by The McKnight Foundation

Change the Way You Do Business

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by Business Committee for the Arts, Inc.

Public Media in the Digital Age: Communications Policy Program

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by Benton Foundation

California ArtsMarket Research Project: The Performing Arts in California: Rebuilding, Repositioning, Re-emerging

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by Louise K. Stevens, ArtsMarket

From Promising Practices to Promising Futures: Job Training in Information Technology for Disadvantaged Adults

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by Bay Area Video Coalition

6 Questions, 2,430 Answers: The Cost of Culture

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by The McKnight Foundation

Diversifying Chicago's Audiences: A Progress Report

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by Research by Johnson & Associates Marketing

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