Cultural Initiatives Silicon Valley: What's New in the News

Cultural Initiatives Makes Good on Plan to "Give it Away"
The Creative Education Program moves to the Santa Clara County Office of Education on July 1, 2006.
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July 13, 2006

Available Now
There's Nothing Informal About It: Participatory Arts Within the Cultural Ecology of Silicon Valley
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February 27, 2006

Released
2005 Creative Community Index
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October 7, 2005

CISV in the News
Read the feature editorial in the San Jose Mercury News about the Creative Education Program.
June 9, 2004

Released
Immigrant Participatory Arts: An Insight into Community-building in Silicon Valley
April 29, 2004

Other CISV News

3-12-03	Children's artwork brightens bus shelters Willow Glen Resident Cultural Initiatives and the VTA launch the "Art on Route" program, bringing student artwork to local bus shelters
1-22-03	Silicon Valley Arts Group Adds Associate Director NBC6 website (Charlotte, NC) Laura Jason, CFRE, joins Cultural Initiatives as new Associate Director
12-04-02	Nonprofit wants to bring art awareness to schools Willow Glen Resident Booksin Elementary highlighted as a participant in the Creative Education Program
11-22-02	Saal Nominated for Antitrust Panel San Jose Mercury News Cultural Initiatives Board President Harry J. Saal is appointed to the panel overseeing the Microsoft antitrust suit
9-20-02	Fast Track Silicon Valley Business Ink Cultural Initiatives adds Todd Flynn, Ann Gralnek, Christine Harris, and Kim Walesh to the Board of Directors
7-18-02	Cornerstones of Culture; My View The San José Mercury News Brendan Rawson, author of the "Creative Community Index", responds to columnist Leigh Weimers opinions regarding the validity of the study.
7-9-02	Valley Residents Crave Culture, Study Shows The San José Mercury News "Silicon Valley residents crave more culture, but the civic and political support doesn't measure up, according to a survey released today."
5-24-02	Is local art scene a masterpiece in waiting? Silicon Valley Business Ink Q&A with Executive Director John Kriedler, as Cultural Initiatives works to restore arts education and build a committed leadership base in Silicon Valley
3-1-02	"Great Cities: A Laboratory for Cultural Policy" Americans for the Arts Monograph A look at the importance of cultural policy through an overview of Cultural Initiatives' interactive CD-ROM simulation game.
2-8-02	Bits and bites are what's behind a surge in poetry's popularity?... The San José Mercury News Former Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky Engages Silicon Valley Leaders in Discussion of Poetry and Community Building
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