
Strategic #nonprofit consultant (Spitzberg Advisors). Occasional interim E.D. (but permanent “Ed”). Lounge singer.
Bethesda, MD
Joined June 2009
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It was an honor to speak at the #HonorFlight conference! Met amazing veterans learning about Board #Sustainability (@EdSpitzberg), Grantmaking & Digital #Storytelling (me!). Find your local @HonorFlightNet chapter to volunteer & support #veterans: honorflight.org/
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The non-profit STEAM education organization, the Innovation Collaborative, has been awarded an anonymous $120,000 grant to build its infrastructure and expand its reach and visibility to education stakeholders nationwide. @BrainCente82028 @sandichapman tinyurl.com/wmuxdhw6
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Please consider giving to support Blake Hounshell's family: gofundme.com/f/remembering-b…
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It was a special night celebrating the @DCYOPmusic and outgoing director Elizabeth Schurgin with our talented young musicians and their families!
Earlier this month I passed a Council resolution honoring the DC Youth Orchestra and Director Schurgin. What an amazing program! 🎻🎼 – at Washington, DC
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Happy #givingtuesday! Help DCYOP continue to offer incredible opportunities for young people to learn and grow in musical community by giving today: bit.ly/3in9Iyr
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Huge thanks to Professors Akemi Takayama and Donovan Stokes from @ShenandoahU for coming to work with our students last week! We are so grateful to them for sharing their incredible experience and expertise. #musiceducation #youthorchestra #violin #bass
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Making music with others is one of the many things that makes Music Education so special. The feeling of making music together is like a superpower - it makes you feel so special, so connected, and like you can achieve anything. The power of music should never be underestimated.
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When music is removed from schools, the damage done is immeasurable. Not only is music an incredibly valuable subject, it’s also an irreplaceable bonding agent for the whole school community. Removing music doesn’t just narrow the curriculum, it narrows everything else too.
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Music isn’t extra-curricular. It isn’t even co-curricular. Each and every aspect of Music Education is central to a healthy, holistic, and successful education. Music is such a fundamental aspect of life and learning and to sideline it in any way is completely unacceptable.
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"Funders need to normalize, invest in, and tend endings. This is an investment in the new systems we want to create — because endings provide the seeds of the new systems that are already emerging all around us." @louise_a #newfrontiers
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The National Coalition for Core Arts Standards (NCCAS) has launched "Arts ARE Education," a national campaign encouraging school districts to continue to fund and support K-12 arts education programs in the 2021-22 school year. innovationcollaborative.org/…
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Thanks in part to support from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Collaborative is conducting a long-term STEAM teacher professional development effective practices study.Here are some important findings: innovationcollaborative.org/…
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Organisational change doesn’t need to be aggressive or brutal. Change can be driven by kindness and humanity.
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Psst. Managing change means stripping stuff out as well as adding stuff in. Everyone is at 100% capacity. Let’s fix things, not break people.
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Please join me and @EdSpitzberg on Wednesday, December 8, at 1pm EST for a free webinar on how change affects nonprofits and nonprofits effect change. lnkd.in/g_sANEnW

























