Monthly Archives: February 2008

Thoughts on Effective Philanthropy: Part V – Meeting the Artists Where They Are

By Ian David Moss | Published: February 20th, 2008
To view the rest of this series, click here. One of the memes that’s been coming out of the “best practices” camp for philanthropists the last few years is that organizations need more general operating support, rather than the project support that many funding entities are accustomed to providing. The advantage of general operating support [...]
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Musicking

By Ian David Moss | Published: February 16th, 2008
Though some days it may not seem that way, I still remain a practicing musician. Next Sunday, the 24th, I will make my debut with the Yale Recital Chorus in a performance of Nicholas Flagello‘s little-known work The Passion of Martin Luther King for chorus and orchestra, directed by Yale School of Music MMA candidate [...]
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