2020: Year in Review
2020 was one for the record books. Still, we were inspired by the activated ideas all around us. Here’s to 2021!
Culture
Honoring Native Land w/Acknowledgment
Special guest Jaclyn Roessel from the USDAC presented on this important and meaningful practice. Full video & chat transcript + tools inside.
Teaming Up with StoryMuse
As part of our Weekly Communications Support, we teamed up with Shannon Turner of StoryMuse to offer a special 3-part series on Storytelling in September 2020.
A Bold Public Image . . . to Match!
Color. Surface. Soul. These are all words that describe the bold, bigger-than-life art of Kris Campbell.
Our Commitment to Anti-Racism
#BlackLivesMatter #StopAsianHate Social Impact – through all of its programs – is committing here and now to prioritizing anti-racism in our work, operations and use of resources.
Virtual Field Trip: Vida Americana Mexican Muralists/The Whitney
The Whitney is closed, but we can take a virtual field trip to this stunning moment in art history! Hosted by Ennis Carter.
Rathú: It’s Irish for “Thrive”
Elizabeth Murphy is one of those people who seems to do it all. To match her proud Irish heritage and her unwavering vision of a better world, we helped her rename her business “Rathú” – which means “Thrive.”
The MacGyver Generation(X)
GenX may be getting its due. But, underneath “expert slacking” might be a leadership style we need most right now.
Preserving a Legacy: WPA Posters
You’ve heard of the Green New Deal. Did you know that the original New Deal hired out-of-work artists to help rebuild our country after the Great Depression? From 1936-1943, the WPA Poster artists designed, printed and distributed millions of posters to inspire a public consciousness about positive social change.
