America’s largest photography biennial returns to explore photography’s extensive record of life on Earth.
FotoFocus ‘World Record’ to debut more than 100 projects at 2022 biennial
Author: Movers and Makers
Third year of civic engagement program seeks applicants
City Council Bootcamp, the signature program of 3-year-old Cincinnati nonprofit Action Tank, returns for its third year.
Cincinnati schools superintendent glad she’s not first Black woman leader
New Cincinnati Public Schools superintendent Iranetta Wright spoke to the Rotary Club of Cincinnati ahead of its annual teacher appreciation luncheon.
Familiar face takes over at Flywheel
The board of the Flywheel Social Enterprise Hub, a social impact accelerator located in Over-The-Rhine, named Laura Randall-Tepe its new executive director.
Duke invests $390K in 22 nonprofit workforce, re-entry groups
Duke Energy, a Fortune 150 company that is Greater Cincinnati’s largest electric and natural gas provider, is awarding $390,000 in grants to support workforce development and education programs as well as opportunities for those re-entering the job market in Ohio and Kentucky.
Orchestra names top administrator
Innovative education nonprofit secures $100K from state for recovery
Funding continues to flow to nonprofits helping kids overcome pandemic-induced educational barriers.
Freedom Center hires Saks manager to lead corporate, private philanthropy
The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center is reaching outside normal traditions to fill a key leadership team vacancy.
Prominent Black leaders unite to launch hub for community change
A group of prominent young Cincinnati area Black leaders is launching a new initiative — called the TABLE — to bring more aid to the region’s Black community.
Study says World Cup impact here nearly $500 million, 3,000 jobs
Being named a 2026 FIFA World Cup host city would result in an economic windfall of nearly a half billion dollars for the Cincinnati region, according to a new economic impact study.