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As part of our wind-down, @iandavidmoss and #createquity are pleased to offer these parting thoughts for the field of arts research based on our observations throughout a decade immersed in the literature. buff.ly/2lhunTa

"In our experience, the vast majority of publications we encountered did not change our worldview at all." @iandavidmoss explains how @createquity learned that a single research study doesn't tell you very much on its own: ow.ly/4cLO30iwqjg

A #tweet from our #extern, Syeda! She says “this article by @CreatEquity geared for #artsresearchers stresses the value of collaborative efforts between anyone in the field” tinyurl.com/yc5flpdc

Our team concluded the 2017 newsroom as we do each year, capping the top arts policy stories from around the world. As we prepare to sunset, we look at the stories that most affected the arts throughout our decade of work. Enjoy! createquity.com/2017/12/the-to…

We capped a decade of work synthesizing arts policy research by calling it quits. @iandavidmoss tells you why: buff.ly/2BPR0IZ

Createquity/@iandavidmoss's "Last Word" offers recommendations for arts philanthropists based on a decade of arts policy research. buff.ly/2BPQAlT

Ever wondered how to incorporate Createquity's work into your college classrooms? We've made it easy with this handy resource guide: buff.ly/2BFlvPe

We were honored to award @MiraeKim_npo the first (and only) Createquity arts research prize for her extraordinary work on the characteristics of civically engaged NFO arts organizations buff.ly/2oTDfDP

As of 2016, this was everything we knew about whether and how the arts and arts participation improve lives, by @SalemTsegaye @iandavidmoss @katieingersoll @RRatzkin Sacha Wynne & @benzyi buff.ly/2oZXj7B

Our feature article "Making Sense of Cultural Equity" sifts through the research to present 4 archetypes envisioning cultural equity: diversity, prosperity, re-distribution, self-determination. By @iandavidmoss @fari_nzinga @katieingersoll & @yclaraquesi buff.ly/2BDXjgb

From the #Createquity archives: "Why Don't They Come?" is our feature article on arts participation as a function of SES, and the impact of TV (spoiler: it's not all bad) by @iandavidmoss, @taliagibas, Louise Geraghty and @yclaraquesi buff.ly/2B5z3Ce

What role can government play in supporting artists? ow.ly/7KgM30h1wTX @createquity takes a look at the models employed across different countries.

Read @Createquity’s recommendations for #arts #philanthropists here: tinyurl.com/y7nuce2f #inquiry

Indeed! A welcome and thoughtful approach to a problem we see as well. twitter.com/SarahatSLAR/st…

From the #createquity archives: Why Arts Research is Hard and Why We Should Do It Anyway. #hindsight buff.ly/2nVgbDS

From the #Createquity archives: Cross-published with ARTSBlog, this 2010 article notes the recommended capacities for future leaders of arts institutions. buff.ly/2z9vrRk

From the #Createquity archives: Before the Detroit Institute of Arts was saved by “The Great Bargain,” we took a look at its precarious future. buff.ly/2z9ntHV

.@iandavidmoss' "Last Word," summarizing a decade of lessons learned + recommendations going forward for foundations, government agencies, individual philanthropists, and others providing resources to support the arts #artsforchange @GIArts @AFTAPress buff.ly/2BFar7q

Just in time for holiday giving season! If you've ever wondered, "how can I make a difference in the arts as a donor?" @createquity has the answers: ow.ly/KlQW30ha2zi

@createquity 's recommendations for philanthropy in the Arts is affirming of the work @NHArts50. Their synthesized research shares broad impacts for investing in #ArtsEducation and increasing access for underserved communities. #NHArts #MondayMotivation bit.ly/2B5eNn6