While federal stimulus funding has dominated the dialogue around our nationwide response to the COVID-19 pandemic, a powerful force for good deserves equal credit for making a positive impact.
“Curtain calls. How do you feel about them? Are they needed?” -Guest editorial by Michael Douglas Hall.
Syd Nathan’s King Records in the 1950s-60s and the current work of MYCincinnati in Price Hill both represent what great things can happen in neighborhoods when you give musicians room to experiment and collaborate, and that it can be good business, as well. Find out how…
“So you love the city, but where do you grocery shop?” After two years of living in the city of Cincinnati, that one question persists.
Reflecting on my years as a funder, it is clear I have learned much, attitudes have been shaped and perspectives sharpened. One perspective stands out for me; it guides my behavior and speech every day: Honor the Passion!
It’s not an exaggeration to say that over the 147-year history of the Art Academy of Cincinnati, hundreds of students have found their other half while attending the Art Academy. Even one of the AAC’s most distinguished alumni, Charley Harper, met his wife, Edie, at the Art Academy, “in the same class, in the same row.”
By Steve Newsome, guest editorial: As we approach the seventh annual Human Rights Campaign gala March 5, we are reminded of the many faces of equality.
