Margaret Wyszomirski

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Capsule Review: Triple Bottom Line

A recounting of the evolution of NEA policies since its founding in 1965 and those policies’ impacts on the nonprofit arts sector.

Filed Under: Insider Tagged With: capacity to create change, capsule review, history of the arts ecosystem, Margaret Wyszomirski, NEA

Features and Analysis

Our Recommendations for Arts Researchers (and Those Who Pay Them)

The Last Word: Our Recommendations for Arts Philanthropists

On the Cultural Specificity of Symphony Orchestras

Threats to Federal Arts and Culture Funding: What’s at Stake

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Research Spotlight

What Makes Arts Organizations Civically Engaged?

When Artistic Education Matters

Looking Down Under for Cross-Cultural Arts Marketing Insights

The Kids Are All Right? Lessons from Growing Up in Ireland

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Newsroom

The Top Ten Arts Stories of the Decade

Detroit Attempts to Change its Narrative (and other September stories)

The Public Art of the Confederacy (and other August stories)

New Tech’s Dance with the Future (and other July stories)

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Higher Education Resource Guide

Arts Research Prize

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