Content Type: Case Study

Tips from Healing in Arts on creating community-based art programming that helps veterans heal, connect, and experience renewal.

How hands-on creative experiences rooted in nature can reduce stress, spark connection, and support individual and community wellbeing.

Running a volunteer program isn’t always simple. These three small arts orgs open up about the trust, trial, and creativity it takes to ask for help—and what makes it worth it.

How three small-but-mighty arts organizations are working with partners to expand their impact, support their communities, and build more sustainable ways of working.

Explore case studies from three small arts organizations who are addressing burnout by rethinking traditional ways of working, centering flexibility, care, and rest.

Explore case studies from three small arts organizations who are embedding community leadership in their everyday work.

Rural areas offer both unique opportunities and challenges when it comes to reaching people. Discover how Detroit Lakes, Minnesota became home to the world’s largest exhibition of Thomas Dambo's trolls by engaging local audiences.

Engaging the author of your NEA Big Read book can transform your programming. Explore tips, success stories, and creative solutions for securing memorable author visits and community involvement.

A roadmap for transitioning your organization to a four-day work week, drawing insights from Arts Midwest’s experience implementing this model in 2022.

The power of stories can be an important tool for building welcoming communities. Read more to learn about the different approaches taken by members of Welcoming America's network.