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Words to Live By from Carson McCullers

We've got 10 illustrative quotes to inspire you from writer Carson McCullers.

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Poetry Out Loud Talk with 2013 National Champion Langston Ward

We catch up with 2013 Poetry Out Loud National Champion Langston Ward from Washington State three years after he won the competition.

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Taking Note: To Play’s the Thing

We feel that the arts are not a luxury, but a human right. As air is to the body, so the arts are to the soul. Donna Berman Charter Oak Cultural Center

Notable Quotable: Donna Berman on the importance of the arts

In this Notable Quotable, Charter Oak Cultural Center's Donna Berman shares why she thinks the arts are a vital part of our lives.

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Top 5 Blog Posts of 2015: A Perfect Place to Start--Arts in Education

In our second most popular blog post of 2015, NEA Chair Jane Chu talks about the importance of arts in education.

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Looking at the Social and Emotional Benefits of the Arts

Melissa Menzer of our Office of Research and Analysis looks at our new report on the arts in early childhood.

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Spotlight on CityDance DREAM

Get to know the CityDance DREAM program, one of the 2015 National Arts and Humanities Youth Awards honorees.

As I've said many times before, arts education is not a luxury, it's a necessity. It's really the air many of these kids breathe. It's how we get kids excited about getting up and going to school in the morning. I--Michelle Obamam

Notable Quotable: More From First Lady Michelle Obama on the Power of Arts Education

First Lady Michelle Obama on why arts education is not a luxury.

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