Arts Engage People in Bettering the Places They Love
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Leaders from two Massachusetts community foundations on how arts and creativity enrich civic life.
Emily Bronson
Senior Community Engagement Officer
Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation
About Emily
Emily Bronson returns to Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation as the senior community engagement officer for initiatives and special projects. Previously, Emily served as program coordinator and assistant to the president at the foundation for a total of five years, before moving on to work in development at Williams College in Williamstown, Mass., and Community Access to the Arts in Great Barrington. Emily’s experience in the nonprofit sector began at the Merck Family Fund, a private foundation in Boston with a grantmaking focus on protecting the natural environment and strengthening urban communities. Emily holds a B.A. in environmental studies and anthropology from the University of Vermont. She lives in Falls Village, Conn., with her husband and daughter.
Posts by Emily
Expanding Access to the Arts in Rural Berkshire County
Blog PostHow nonprofits and residents are confronting barriers to participation in an arts-rich region through the Arts Build Community Initiative.