Summary: To engage inner city youth in the arts by creating a print studio with teen apprentices
Article · May 9, 2011 by Robertson.Adams
Summary: To engage inner city youth in the arts by creating a print studio with teen apprentices
Article · May 9, 2011 by Robertson.Adams
Summary: To strengthen the cultural and economic fabric of the Kensington community by celebrating the talents of local artists at the annual Kensington Kinetic Sculpture Derby
Article · May 9, 2011 by Robertson.Adams
Summary: To broaden theater audiences by producing a Play, a Pie and a Pint, a U.K. performance phenomenon where residents can stop by after work to enjoy a one-act play, a pie and a beverage for a low ticket price.
Article · May 9, 2011 by Robertson.Adams
To launch a series of performance art projects presented outside in South Florida’s subtropical landscape.
Article · May 3, 2011 by Robertson.Adams
Thanks for joining our live chat Monday morning. We discussed Knight’s new guide to journalism and media grant making. The guide offers five things you need to know, and five ways to get started funding in the area. <a data-cke-saved-href="http://www.coveritlive.com/mobile.php/option=com_mobile/task=viewaltcast/altcast_code=9f05f49acb" href="http://www.coveritlive.com/mobile.php/option=com_mobile/task=viewaltcast/altcast_code=9f05f49acb" >Journalism and Media Grant Making</a> If you have difficulty with the above, the following […]
Article · April 7, 2011 by Robertson.Adams
Facilitator: Raymond Santiago, Director, Miami-Dade Public Library System Scribe: Stuart Kennedy, Program Associate, Knight Foundation This discussion began with a few basic facts about libraries: 1) Libraries serve citizens from birth to death and, 2) Information is core to the mission of libraries, especially civic information. Facilitator Raymond Santiago made it clear that if libraries […]
Article · March 2, 2011 by Robertson.Adams
Presenter: FSG Scribe: LuAnn Lovlin, The Winnipeg Foundation Evaluating the impact of information and media projects requires breaking down your evaluation process into four main areas: Describe your project and identify your target audience Identify the evaluation’s purpose and key questions Design your evaluation using effective methods Report/Communicate the evaluation findings References and examples were provided from the new […]
Article · March 2, 2011 by Robertson.Adams
Broadening your pool of donors to engage in the information arena Facilitator: Ron Shuffield, CEO, EWM Realtors Megan Brownell, Arizona Community Foundation The group discussed the challenge of persuading someone to give, emphasizing that we must meet their needs, tell compelling stories, focus on leaving a legacy and the permanence of their gift, and convincing […]
Article · March 2, 2011 by Robertson.Adams
Facilitator: Alberto Ibargüen, president and CEO, Knight Foundation Scribe: Marika Lynch, consultant, Knight Foundation During the session, community foundation board members identified common challenges to addressing information needs on several fronts: In their communities: How does a foundation step in to fill the gaps in coverage, particularly in the areas the foundation cares about? With […]
Article · March 2, 2011 by Robertson.Adams
Community Foundations and Social Media Facilitator: Jeff Reifman, Founder, NewsCloud Scribe: Beth Probst, Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation NewsCloud, founded by session facilitator Jeff Reifman, is a Knight-funded Facebook application that helps engage readers in the news. On NewCloud, the comments tend to be very civil because people are using their real identities to post […]
Article · March 2, 2011 by Robertson.Adams
Building the News and Information Fields Facilitator: Kinsey Wilson, NPR Digital Scribe: Roberta King, Grand Rapids Community Foundation For context: NPR has 17 million online readers month, vs. 34 million a week on radio. Our relationship with media is changing; there are many more competing entities. What do we pay attention to, what do we […]
Article · March 2, 2011 by Robertson.Adams