by Alyson | Nov 26, 2018 | Jobs & Opportunities, NOAH Blog, Noah Updates
There are currently 3 job openings in the Office of VSA and Accessibility at the Kennedy Center. 1) Assistant Manager, Special Education The Assistant Manager, Special Education supports the Kennedy Center’s work as a national clearinghouse in arts and special...
by Alyson | Nov 1, 2018 | Arts in Health in the News, Arts in Health Month Stories, NOAH Blog, Noah Updates
To the field of Arts in Health, November is International Arts in Health Month! All month long, we will be sharing powerful, inspiring stories from our members about the impact arts have on health and wellbeing. But first, we would like to share an exciting...
by Alyson | Oct 25, 2018 | Arts in Health in the News, NOAH Blog, Noah Updates
Katrina Pineda, NOAH member and attendee of both annual conferences shared this excellent summary of our 2018 conference, Reimagining the Future of Arts in Health. We couldn’t resist sharing it here. To hear more from Katrina, visit her blog and follow her on...
by Sydney Cheek-O'Donnell | Oct 17, 2018 | Jobs & Opportunities, Member News, Noah Updates
The University of Utah’s College of Fine Arts invites applications for tenure-line faculty position in Arts, Health, & Well-being from candidates with expertise in the evidence-based application of the arts to promote health and/or well-being through creative arts...
by Alyson | Jul 13, 2018 | NOAH Blog, Noah Updates
Dear NOAH Members and Friends of Arts in Health, The decision I am most proud of NOAH for making, at its first board retreat in June of 2016, was to look to the field for guidance and to inform priorities. We spent our first year conducting surveys and focus groups,...
by Alyson | Jun 27, 2018 | Arts in Health in the News, NOAH Blog, Noah Updates, Research
The NOAH 2018 Conference Keynote Speaker is Dr. Daisy Fancourt, Wellcome Research Fellow, Department of Behavioural Science and Health, University College London Dr. Fancourt specializes in psychoneuroimmunology and epidemiology, exploring the effects of arts...
