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Genius idea to help Memphis startups
Soon Memphis entrepreneurs will have the aid of House of Genius. At monthly meetings a small gathering of wide-ranging minds from various disciplines and fields discuss and offer solutions to problems presented.
Staging social change: lessons from the Bard endure in Memphis schools
The Romeo and Juliet Project, inspired by a challenge from Mayor A C Wharton for local artists to help address youth violence, helps actors bring the play to life in high school classrooms. Beyond enhancing the language arts, the project helps students address real life drama in their own communities.
The volunteer state: Increasing service in the MidSouth
In a city noted for its high levels of philanthropy, Memphians have been strikingly average in their gifts of time and talents. A few local organizations are innovating around how to get the community connected to—and excited about—volunteering.
Community members weigh in on Pinch district
Can the nearly empty Pinch District return to its roots as one of the richest neighborhoods for entrepreneurship? With property owner cooperation and a push from MEMfix, many community members believe so.
City visionary: Antony Sheehan
Memphis is a place full of seemingly tireless people creatively working to push the city forward--grit and grind doesn't just characterize our basketball. In this series, we introduce you to some of the city's visionary leaders who are facing challenges and innovating for solutions.
Genius idea to help Memphis startups
Soon Memphis entrepreneurs will have the aid of House of Genius. At monthly meetings a small gathering of wide-ranging minds from various disciplines and fields discuss and offer solutions to problems presented.
Staging social change: lessons from the Bard endure in Memphis schools
The Romeo and Juliet Project, inspired by a challenge from Mayor A C Wharton for local artists to help address youth violence, helps actors bring the play to life in high school classrooms. Beyond enhancing the language arts, the project helps students address real life drama in their own communities.
The volunteer state: Increasing service in the MidSouth
In a city noted for its high levels of philanthropy, Memphians have been strikingly average in their gifts of time and talents. A few local organizations are innovating around how to get the community connected to—and excited about—volunteering.
Community members weigh in on Pinch district
Can the nearly empty Pinch District return to its roots as one of the richest neighborhoods for entrepreneurship? With property owner cooperation and a push from MEMfix, many community members believe so.
City visionary: Antony Sheehan
Memphis is a place full of seemingly tireless people creatively working to push the city forward--grit and grind doesn't just characterize our basketball. In this series, we introduce you to some of the city's visionary leaders who are facing challenges and innovating for solutions.
