Commentary: Diversity and Inclusion in the Arts
March 20, 2016
I wrote this already. I put a thoughtful piece together as the President and CEO of SA2020. And, quite frankly, I forgot to talk as a human being
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From Artist to Changemaker: SAY Sí Youth Go Global
March 4, 2016
What does it mean to be a changemaker? At SAY Sí, this question has become more relevant than ever. Back in the summer of 2015—which in nonprofit time feels
A Call to Action for Eddie
February 17, 2016
“The data is important. But remember, the data represent people.” That’s how Lumina Foundation opened a session during the Community Partnerships for Attainment conference. I was in St.
‘Tis the Season for Some Deadlines
January 2, 2016
So, we’re in the middle of the holiday break. That means it’s time for relaxation, family time, a little TV, and… deadlines…?!? Yes, deadlines. Here’s the deal: the first part
Top 15 Moments of 2015
December 31, 2015
2015 was another huge year for SA2020. From welcoming new partners to getting out the vote, we were busy, busy, busy (in the best possible way). And we
Connectors. Collaborators. Catalysts.
September 25, 2015
Yes, that’s me helping facilitate public discussion at one of the original SA2020 meetings back in 2010. So much has changed in the last five years. My hair
It’s a THREEPEAT for SA at the NHI Great Debate!
September 8, 2015
Yes! It is true. The National Hispanic Institute (NHI) at San Antonio generated another high school class of fantastic freshman to win the Ambassador Great Debate in Austin,
It Takes A Village, San Antonio
August 15, 2014
Throughout college, I always dreaded the yearly meeting with the business office at my university. I never quite knew how I would pay for the tuition to clear
Re-usable Bottles are Taking Over!
June 22, 2014
By Patti Radle, SA2020 Board Member and 2014 Resolutions Leader (follow her here!) My resolution for SA2020 for 2014 was to get 20 people to commit to not
Inspiring Irving Middle School Students Through Poetry
April 26, 2014
By Ariana Stone In my first year as a 7th grade teacher, I learned a lot about the value of creative expression in the lives of the young
