Wikimedia Board Chair Kat Walsh discusses the values, history, and governance of Wikipedia and the organization’s other free knowledge projects that are used by half a billion people monthly.
Sue Gardner reflects upon the explosive growth of the Wikimedia Foundation, Wikipedia and its other free knowledge projects during her six years of leadership as Executive Director.
Deputy Director & Chief Curator Kerry Brougher discusses the evolution of modern art for the 21st century, and his experiences curating the contemporary art branch of the Smithsonian Museum.
Deputy Director & Chief Curator Kerry Brougher discusses the evolution of modern art for the 21st century, and his experiences curating the contemporary art branch of the Smithsonian Museum.
Susan Medak, Managing Director of the Berkeley Repertory Theatre discusses how theater is very much alive today, and its primary value and role in the art world.
Director & President Randall Suffolk discusses how this historic museum has renewed its commitment to Tulsa’s citizens through a fresh approach to programming that addresses the diverse needs of the community.
President & Executive Director Brian Lemay discusses studying and preserving Boston’s unique history embodied in materials, records, and structures such as the Old State House.
Sue Gardner reflects upon the explosive growth of the Wikimedia Foundation, Wikipedia, and its other free knowledge projects during her six years of leadership as Executive Director.
Wikimedia Board Chair Kat Walsh discusses the values, history, and governance of Wikipedia and the organization’s other free knowledge projects that are used by half a billion people monthly.
Executive Director Sue Gardner discussed the challenges of stewarding an international community that develops, contributes to, and uses the world’s largest free knowledge project. Interview from 2009.
Dean Kwang-Wu Kim discusses the merger of the design and arts schools at Arizona State University, and how the interests of students and faculty remain front and center.
Executive Director Melanie Rios Glaser discusses how The Wooden Floor uses dance education to change the lives of youth and expose young people to the art-making process.
Director Samuel McElroy Taylor examines the impact that natural history museums can have on communities, and the need for renewal in a world of constant change and increased competition for the attention of visitors.
As part of our mission to draw public attention and support to the important work of nonprofits in America, we sat down to chat with 21 accomplished nonprofit leaders in Minnesota to discuss their impact in driving positive change in the evolving landscapes of rural America.