GIA Reader, Vol 19, No 1 (Spring 2008) | Grantmakers in the Arts

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GIA Reader, Vol 19, No 1 (Spring 2008)

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Contents of GIA Reader, Vol 19, No 1 (Spring 2008)

Readings

Roadblocks and Bridges

by

Roberta Levitow

Plugging-in the Public Interest

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by Ford Foundation

What Else is New?

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by Steven Shapin

An Athlete of God

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by Martha Graham

How Do You Say Dichotomy in Tagalog? (poem)

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by Lovely Umayam

Excerpt from Statement on Poetics

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Member Reports

The Artist as an Entrepreneur Institute: Business-Minded Artists Get Ahead

by

Megan L. Van Voorhis, Mary A. Becht

Rebuilding the Roundhouse: Conference Wrap-up Remarks

by

Malcolm Margolin

Language Lessons

by

The Great Falls Youth Orchestra, Midori, and the Future of Music

by

Conference Proceedings: Break-out Sessions

For-profit Experience and Foundation Leadership

by

Kathleen Cerveny

Evaluation. Good to Great.

by

John Rockwell and Linda Breneman: A Dialogue

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Leadership Transition

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Funding Mid-Sized Organizations

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Operating Support Grants

by

Coalition for Artists' Preparedness and Emergency Response

by

Endowments and Arts Organizations

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Pre-conference reports

On the Road in New Mexico

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The Arts & Education Weekend

by

Richard J. Deasy

Becoming Globally Literate through the Arts

by

When the Twain Meet

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

Building Arts Participation in Rural America: The Montana Story: Year One: Learning to Increase Participation and the Return on Investment

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by Louis K. Stevens

More Giving Together: The Growth and Impact of Giving Circles and Shared Giving

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Understanding Boston: Vital Signs: Metro Boston's Arts and Cultural Nonprofits 1999 and 2004

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by Susan Nelson and Ann McQueen

Impacts 08 : Re-telling the City: Exploring Narratives of Liverpool

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by Ruth Melville, Dr. Martin Selby, with Matthew Cliff

Creative Capital: A Plan for the Development of Santa Monica's Arts and Culture

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From Insight to Action: New Directions in Foundation Evaluation

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by Mark Kramer with Rebecca Graves, Jason Hirschhorn, and Leigh Fiske

All Things Being Equal: Instigating Opportunity in an Inequitable Time

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by Edited by Brian D. Smedley and Alan Jenkins

Creative Vitality in Oregon 2006

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by Oregon Arts Commission

The Performing Arts Center in 2032

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by Duncan M. Webb

Aggregating Impact: A Funders Guide to Mission Investment Intermediaries

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by Sarah Cooch and Mark Kramer

The Effective Exit: Managing the End of a Funding Relationship

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by Anne Mackinnin and Jan Jaffe

Parks, Public Greenspace, and Smarter Growth: Opportunities for Linking Land and People

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by Kathleen Blaha

Artist Space Development: Financing

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by Chris Walker

Foundation Giving Trends: 2008 Edition

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by Josefina Atienza and Reina Mukai

What's Going on in Community Media

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by Fred Johnson

Arts and Culture in the Metropolis: Strategies for Sustainability

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by Kevin F. McCarthy, Elizabeth Heneghan Ondaatje, Jennifer L. Novak

Foundation Yearbook: Facts and Figures on Private and Community Foundations

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by Steven Lawrence, Algernon Austin, and Reina Mukai

Philanthropy and Rural America

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by Council on Foundations

Capital Ideas: Moving From Short-Term Engagement to Long-Term Sustainability: March 15th, 2007 Symposium Proceedings

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by Kathleen W. Buechel, Elizabeth K. Keating, and Clara Miller

General Operating Support

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Reducing the Achievement Gap Through District/Union Colaboration: A Tale of Two School Districts: Summary Reports

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The Center for Arts Education: A Decade of Progress

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by Susan Jackson

2007 Grantmakers Information Technology Survey Report

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Civic Participation and Smarter Growth: Improving How Communities and Places Grow and Change

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by Julia Parzen

Imagining The [Un]thinkable: Community Media Over the Next Five Years

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by Lyell Davies, Jeanette Forman, Alfredo Lopez, Betty Yu

A Time Like No Other: Charting the Course of the Next Revolution: A Summary of the Boston Indicators Report, 2004-2006

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by Charlotte Kahn

Area Cultural Groups Adjust to Changing Audience Patterns

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by Patricia Horn

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