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Of all the popular stereotypes of the modern artist, when is the last time that you saw artists portrayed as significant contributers to the nation's economy?  In 2008, the NEA released Artists in the Workforce: 1990-2005.  It is the first ...more

"Foundation Boards Shouldn’t Be Filled Just With Wealthy People" The Chronicle of Philanthropy June 1, 2011 By Pablo Eisenberg "In recent years the United States has developed into an increasingly pronounced class socie...more

"Accent on Chile" by Christine Dolen The Miami Herald; July 3, 2011 "As it has for the past few summers, Miami’s International Hispanic Theatre Festival is anchoring its celebration of theater from the Spanish-speaking world...more

  "Diversity Management Is the Key to Growth: Make It Authentic" by Glenn Llopis Forbes 6/13/2011 "Diversity management is the key to growth in today’s fiercely competitive global marketplace.  No longer...more

The Voice of Nonprofit Talent Released in 2011, The Voice of Nonprofit Talent: Perceptions of Diversity in the Workplace "focuses on one of the most significant challenges faced by the nonprofit sector — building and sustaining diver...more

"Oldest Baby Boomers Face Jobs Bust" by E.S. Browning The Wall Street Journal December 19, 2011 "Many older Americans f...more

 The Biggest Mistake You Can Make About Hispanic Marketing and Cinco de Mayo by Lisa Arthur Forbes April 24, 2012 "Hispanic consumers want what all consumers want –authenticity. Don’t make the mistake of relying on st...more

The Brookings Institution and National Endowment for the Arts recently partnered to present a symposium exploring the connections between innovation and the arts and economic development.  Video excerpts from the symposium, as well as PowerPoint...more

Art for art's sake or art for society's sake? Whichever argument you prefer, a new study - the first of it's kind - shows that art & culture are big contributors to the U.S. economy. As the federal government reported:  "The...more