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Wagner Arts Fellowship Q&A: Transformative Boston Artists
A Q&A with Charlotte Wagner, Founder and President of Wagner Foundation, on the Boston art scene, why she established an arts fellowship, and how art can inspire social change.
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Charlotte Wagner, Wagner Foundation
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Video: Adding an International Lens to Your Domestic Portfolio
Wagner Foundation Deputy Director Caroline Easley participates in a panel discussion sharing Wagner's approach to international partnerships.Video: A High Level Digital Summit: Women in Global Health Security
Foreign Policy, in partnership with Women in Global Health and the Wagner Foundation, hosts a high-level digital summit to illuminate the need for gender-transformative policy within global health security.By Foreign Policy, watch to hear from global experts and pioneering leaders, including Charlotte Wagner.
Video: Celebrating 10 years of Women in Agriculture Initiative
Wagner Foundation Founder and President Charlotte Wagner shares remarks during Root Capital's 10 year celebration of their Women in Agriculture initiative.Progress on the Road to Health Equity in Haiti
Wagner Foundation Founder and President Charlotte Wagner reflects on health equity progress in Haiti since the 2010 earthquake.
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Charlotte Wagner, Wagner Foundation
Welcome New BCA Studio Residents
Boston Center for the Arts (BCA) announces the 16 new 2024 BCA Studio Residents.
America’s Maternal Healthcare Crisis Has a Fix — Midwives
The US is facing one of the highest maternal mortality rates among affluent nations. Wagner Foundation's Lily Sargeant explains how investing in midwifery could drastically improve outcomes for both birthing people and babies.
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Lily Sargeant, Wagner Foundation
Wagner Foundation Announces Inaugural Wagner Arts Fellowship and Artist Awardees
Wagner Foundation is pleased to announce the inaugural Wagner Arts Fellowship and its first cohort of artist awardees.
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Wagner Foundation
Global Health Equity is Needed to Prevent an Ebola Pandemic
Wagner Foundation Founder and President Charlotte Wagner explores how the Ebola crisis exposed deep inequities in global health systems and argues that closing these gaps is essential to preventing future pandemics.By Charlotte Wagner, Financial Times, read the article.