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Self-Care: Never Too Little, Too Late
Self-care. Many either hate it or love it. Others believe that too much self-care is indulgent, but not enough self-care can lead to...
INTERGENERATIONAL LEARNING: The newest oldest way to learn
INTERGENERATIONAL LEARNING: The newest oldest way to learn Amy Dennison, Associate Director of CCM Preparatory Education Director, The...
Americans for the Arts Conference: Takeaways from Minneapolis 2019
Approximately 1,000 participants converged on Minneapolis, MN for the 2019 Annual Americans for the Arts Convention. From June 13-16...
A Trio Emerges!
Change is never easy. When the Greater Cincinnati Alliance for Arts Education learned that Willie would be moving from us, we were sad to...
Complacency, And The End of Creativity
My hope for us is … We all embrace certain ‘truths’ when choosing a career in arts education and community engagement such as lower pay,...
Advocacy in Action - Notes from the National Arts Action Summit
The 2019 Arts Advocacy Day, hosted by Americans for the Arts brought together more than 600 activists on Capitol Hill to do one thing:...
Project Shattered Silence
March is upon us! While we are all hanging on for spring right around the corner, we may just have to hold on a little longer! To hold...
The Voice of Advocacy
As a $730 billion industry, arts and culture are not only a backbone to our society and humanity, but fundamental to our economy. In Ohio...
Telling Our Story
Hello! November was a busy month for GCAAE. In between monthly meetings and Thanksgiving, we hosted our second Arts Education Summit. It...
“Playing for Time” - Music as a Prescription for Coping with Disease
Hello! We hope you all had a wonderfully spooky Halloween season. For our November blog, we’d like to share a piece written by GCAAE...
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