Arts Aug 28 New Hampshire arts groups face double budget blow as state slashes funding By Jeffrey Brown, Lena I. Jackson
Arts Mar 16 Why small and rural arts groups may hurt the most under Trump’s plan to gut the NEA We reached out to groups from Texas to Maine about what life would look like without funding from the National Endowment for the Arts. Here's what they said. By Elizabeth Flock
Education Sep 27 Watch 4:03 Boston brings the music back by boosting arts education At a time when schools across the country are cutting arts education, this city is aiming to make it universal. Myran Parker-Brass, a classically trained mezzo-soprano who sang for the Boston Symphony, is working to provide weekly arts education to… By PBS News Hour
Arts May 30 Arts education helps build ‘whole people,’ says singer Jessye Norman Award-winning singer Jessye Norman has a big problem with declining arts programs in America’s schools. “It is a big issue and it makes me completely crazy,” Norman told correspondent Jeffrey Brown, when they sat down to discuss her new memoir,… By Frank Carlson