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The Neuroarts Resource Center is designed to unite diverse fields, people, and organizations passionate about the intersection of arts, aesthetics, and their impact on health, well-being, learning, and community development.

The Aspen Challenge: Boston awarded three Boston Public Schools high schools who developed solutions that address local issues ranging from gun violence, affordable housing, to access to green spaces, and more.

The Aspen Health Strategy Group examines the growing burden of youth mental health challenges and calls on the health sector to lead the design of comprehensive solutions.

Tommy Orange was named winner of the prize for “Wandering Stars,” a family story that traces the legacies of the Sand Creek Massacre of 1864 and the Carlisle Indian Industrial School through three generations.

Renée Fleming Foundation and NeuroArts Blueprint Initiative announce second round of awards to support collaborative research and deepen the science of arts and health.

Rural Wisconsin College Wins Nation’s Top Prize for Community College Excellence; three community colleges in Alabama, Texas, and Washington State also recognized.

Over the past nine weeks, 15 high school teams from across SDUSD took aim at critical challenges close to home, with the goal of building a stronger, more connected city. 

As the Aspen Institute celebrates its 75th anniversary, Act III represents the organization’s foundational belief in the power of dialogue and leadership as catalysts for societal transformation.

This award will celebrate and support exceptional leaders who embody her values of social justice, collaboration, and bold leadership in advancing community-driven solutions.