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Corona Insights employee Kevin Raines

1/10/19

Client Interview: Sara Reynolds

As part of our 20th Anniversary year, we’re celebrating by visiting two key elements of our work – our clients and our staff. What better way to start than to highlight someone who has been both a client and a member of the Corona team.

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12/18/18

Arts and Culture Blog Series Recap

With the end of 2018 just around the corner, we also end our 2018 blog series on arts and culture. Over the past few months, we covered a couple of different topics within arts and culture.

By Kate DarwentRead More

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12/14/18

The arts and…cannabis?

Since its legalization, cannabis has disrupted the Colorado economy. In this blog, we will discuss how partnerships with cannabis companies can enable Denver to have a more robust and inclusive art space.

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12/13/18

How Allentown is using art to shape its downtown

In 2015, SeanKing and his colleagues reached out to Corona to learn more about creating a cultural plan for their city of Allentown. We spent more than a year working together to produce the Allentown Arts &Culture 20:21 Plan.It has been so interesting to see how cities of all sizes are using arts to revitalize […]

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12/9/18

Cultural Competency Requires more than Translations

We at Corona have the privilege of working with a wide variety of arts and culture organizations in Colorado and beyond.  One of the biggest challenges we hear a lot about these days is providing programs and services that will appeal to a group of culturally diverse audiences.  In the Denver metro, where we do […]

By Matt HerndonRead More

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12/5/18

Taking Culture Seriously in Social Science

As a species, we exist in culture like fish in water. When we want to explain something that humans say or do, we need to consider culture.  While omnipresent, culture is not static. Its influence ebbs and flows depending on context. Every person experiences a myriad of cultures depending on time and place as long […]

By Jim PripusichRead More