The Community Arts Network along with Porticus have commissioned a report to examine bottle-necks , opportunities and existing best practices on arts education in public systems: From Margins to Masterpieces: Charting Pathways to Strengthen Arts in Public Education- authored by Dr. Heddy Lahmann, PhD, Professor of International Education, New York University.
Community Arts Network
NGO · Austria
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The Community Arts Network along with Porticus have commissioned a report to examine bottle-necks , opportunities and existing best practices on arts education in public systems: From Margins to Masterpieces: Charting Pathways to Strengthen Arts in Public Education- authored by Dr. Heddy Lahmann, PhD, Professor of International Education, New York University.
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