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Becoming Yourself: Reflections on Leadership and Service from Guild Awardees

At the 2018 Conference for Community Arts Education, the Guild was honored to present Ronnie Brooks and Daniel Windham with our Leadership and Service Awards. The excerpted acceptance speeches reinforce the wisdom, leadership, grace, and humility that they have brought to our field.

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Leading by Example: Baltimore Artists on Adversity, Creativity, and Beauty

The Guild’s 2018 Conference for Community Arts Education focused on the role of artists as leaders—in neighborhoods, organizations, and communities. This article contains a few excerpts from our conversation with inspiring community artists.

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2018 National Guild Service Awardee: Daniel Windham

The 2018 National Guild Service Award recognizes Daniel Windham's remarkable service to the field as a dedicated Guild trustee and officer, as well as through his many contributions in field leadership positions.

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2018 Guild Conference: Sessions Slides & Handouts

Guild members and Conference attendees have access to the slides, handouts, and resources shared during the 2018 Conference for Community Arts Education in Baltimore, MD.

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2018 Guild Conference: Carlton Turner Q&A with Cristy Johnston Limon

Following his plenary speech, The Art of Leadership (An Ode to Ella), Carlton Turner sat down with Cristy Johnston Limon, executive director at Youth Speaks.

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2018 Guild Conference: Opening Plenary Q&A

Hear from several key Baltimore figures—including Leslie King-Hammond, Kibibi Ajanku, Brayaira Simms, Loring Cornish, and Charles Funn—who are shaping arts and activism in the city.

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2018 Guild Conference: Loring Cornish

As part of the Opening Plenary for the 2018 Conference for Community Arts Education, Loring Cornish, a mosaic and mixed media artist from Baltimore, described his path as an artist and how the city of Baltimore has inspired his creative output.

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2018 Guild Conference: Leslie King-Hammond

Artist, curator, and art historian Leslie King-Hammond, founder and director of the Center for Race and Culture, kicks of the Opening Plenary at the 2018 Conference for Community Arts Education.

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2018 National Guild Leadership Awardee: Ronnie Brooks

Ronnie Brooks, founder of the James P. Shannon Leadership Institute and core faculty of the Community Arts Education Leadership Institute (CAELI), accepts the 2018 National Guild Leadership Award at the Guild Conference.

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Becoming Yourself: Reflections on Leadership and Service from Guild Awardees

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2018 Guild Conference: Sessions Slides & Handouts

2018 Guild Conference: Carlton Turner Q&A with Cristy Johnston Limon

2018 Guild Conference: Opening Plenary Q&A

2018 Guild Conference: Loring Cornish

2018 Guild Conference: Leslie King-Hammond

2018 National Guild Leadership Awardee: Ronnie Brooks