Monthly Archives: April 2009

Poetry Fridays: Coleman Barks

Posted on by Martin Farawell

Martin Farawell, Program Director, Poetry COLEMAN BARKS is considered the pre-eminent translator of Jelaluddin Rumi into English. His translations are noted for their rendering of poems originally written in 13th century Persian into a contemporary English of great immediacy. Barks’ … Continue reading

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Thinking About Philanthropy: Part 1

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David Grant, President and CEO I would like to pose a question and then, slowly, with your help, answer it. The question is: What is the role of Philanthropy in creating The Good Society? For our purposes, let’s focus on … Continue reading

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Kids Free at the Shakespeare Theatre

Posted on by Molly de Aguiar

Molly de Aguiar, Program Associate Looking for something different and affordable to do with your family? The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey’s Shakespeare LIVE! company (their educational touring company) will perform their 60-minute versions of William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s … Continue reading

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The Community as the Canvas for Sustainability

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Michelle Knapik, Program Director, Environment Though our grantees welcome a visit from any Dodge Program Director, there are those moments when we can experience a disconnect – say, for example, when an Executive Director of an arts organization makes a cultural … Continue reading

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Welcome To Poetry Fridays

Posted on by Martin Farawell

Martin Farawell, Program Director, Poetry Nigerian-born poet and novelist CHRIS ABANI has said that poets were originally shamans and seers. What better way to launch Poetry Fridays in National Poetry Month than by honoring poetry’s deep roots in the oral … Continue reading

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