Interview: Young Jean Lee on Experimentation, Failure, and Getting Out of Her Comfort Zone
In this interview, theater writer/director Young Jean Lee reflects on her approach to making new plays and building the best trap for her audience.
In this interview, theater writer/director Young Jean Lee reflects on her approach to making new plays and building the best trap for her audience.
In April, we’ll be focusing on artists to explore what kinds of practices adaptive organizations might learn from the artistic process.
We’ve heard from you! Here are some of the examples of what others are doing to practice adaptive leadership in their own work.
We’re revisiting five past posts from the blog that focus on leadership practices and processes.
Ruby Lerner of Creative Capital shares what adaptive leadership looks like in her own practice.
To get a non-arts perspective on adaptive leadership, we spoke with Christopher Williams of The Leadership Program about social emotional learning.
In March, we’ll be focusing on the topic of leadership to explore what “adaptive leadership” looks like in practice.
Over the next eight months, we’re devoting the ArtsFwd blog to our 2014 Research Question: How do organizations stay continuously adaptive?