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We get caught up a lot of times in the science of philanthropy: what are the metrics that we’re using? How are we measuring impact?…And I think the artistry is the counterbalance to all of that.

— Michael Greer

A white and blue graphic advertising Disability Inclusion: Required, a podcast from the Disability & Philanthropy Forum hosted by Justice Shorter. Episode 23 features Michael Greer, President and CEO of Arts Fund, and Jen White-Johnson, an Afro-Latina artist, activist, designer and educator, for a conversation on Creative Philanthropy: Celebrating the Power of Disabled Artistic Brilliance.

Listen to episode 23 of Disability Inclusion: Required!

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