A Study of Black Literary Organizations and Their Legacy

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Resilience and Legacy in Black Literary Arts

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Research Approach

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Publisher(s)
The Wallace Foundation

Page Count 2 pages

DOI Link
https://doi.org/10.59656/A-AO9792.001

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Tapping Arts Research to Prepare for the Future

June 16, 2025 Article

Arab American National Museum Spaces of Dearborn Architecture Tour, October 2022

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Cultural Organizations Turn the Lens on Their Communities

November 15, 2024 Article

Photo from Cave Canem poetry reading for Wallace in Brooklyn in April 2024

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What's the Alchemy for a High-Performing Arts Organization?

October 29, 2024 Article

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Oh No! It’s Not You, It's Me!

August 28, 2024 Article

AXIS Choreo-Lab Fellow DJ Robinson, who is blind, shares a tactile map of a dance studio with AXIS dancers Julie Hasushi & Anna Gichan. Julie sits in her wheelchair, Anna sits cross-legged on the floor.

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Dance Companies Embrace New Directions and New Voices

August 14, 2024 Article

Events at The Union for Contemporary Art in Omaha, Nebraska, men and women of different races and colors

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Checking in on the Advancing Well-Being in the Arts Initiative

July 11, 2024 Article

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Building Arts Audiences: Strategies That Hold Up

May 21, 2024 Article

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Stitching Together a Community in the Arts

January 23, 2024 Article

ARKAI duo being interviewed by a Wallace staff member. All 3 men are sitting in chairs by the window with view of NYC behind

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The Magic’s in the Strings

December 18, 2023 Article

Kids and adults painting a murial

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Increasing Arts Access for Underserved Communities

November 30, 2023 Article

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