Recipients earned an installation at Houston Endowment’s office, as well as guidance and support to strengthen their creative careers.

SMU DataArts, the national center for arts research based at SMU Meadows School of the Arts has named Bao-Long Chu, program director for arts and parks, as its fourth Nasher Haemisegger Fellow.

Check out the latest issue of The Channel for a behind-the-scenes look with Jones Artists, insights on why teachers need no-cost pathways and long-term support, an up-close look at a promising model for training teachers, news on a new alliance of business leaders engaging on issues that affect Texans, and more.

The group will focus on several key issues affecting Texans, including economic development, health care, civic participation, cross-sector collaborations, and business-community partnerships.

In an effort to raise awareness of promising solutions to the ongoing teacher shortage Deans for Impact (DFI) is touring apprenticeship programs in Texas. A series of site visits aims to highlight exemplary components of Registered Teacher Apprenticeship Programs (RTAPs).

The Texas Education Symposium recently brought together education leaders, policymakers, and advocates to explore solutions to one of the most pressing issues in public education.

For nine local artists, the distinction of being named a 2024 Jones Artist was more than mere recognition. It was an opportunity to collaborate with creatives across the city and expand the boundaries of their work.

Read our latest issue of The Channel to learn about our work in education, civic engagement, and arts and culture, including our recent campaign to connect eligible-to-naturalize-residents with nonprofit resources in Greater Houston.