If you are curious to learn more about the field of ‘social innovation’ and make sense of divergent perspectives, arguments, paradigms, and language surrounding this theme, the Taylor Provocation #3…
The academic year 2020 - 2021 was an interesting challenge and experiment in working and building community remotely. The Taylor Center's 2020-2021 Graduate Assistants in Design Thinking for Social Impact…
Hello again! Megan Flattley, 2020-2021 Taylor Center Research and Scholarship Graduate Assistant and art historian here, in my previous blog posts I introduced my own research on art and social…
This past week Professor Rebecca Otten met with a delegation from Armenia coordinated through the International Visitor Leadership Program from the U.S. Department of State. The group discussed the social innovation…
Since 2016, the Phyllis M. Taylor Center at Tulane University has been at the forefront of universities teaching life design education. Our courses reach over 350 Tulane students per year,…
The Taylor Center is hiring Graduate Assistants in Research and Scholarship for Social Innovation to start in Fall 2021. This is a paid position to support social innovation/changemaking research/scholarship programming…
Written by Barri Bronston A Tulane University professor now shares something in common with legendary journalists such as Bill Moyers, Molly Ivins, Leonard Pitts Jr., Studs Terkel and Nina Totenberg.…
On Friday, April 9, 2021, the Taylor Center partnered with the Tulane Center for Public Service and the Tulane University Mellon Program for Community-Engaged Scholarship to host a panel of Mellon Program alumni to…
Hello, it’s Megan Flattley again! (Ph.D. candidate in Art History/Latin American Studies, former Mellon fellow in Community-Engaged Scholarship (CES), and current Research & Scholarship Graduate Assistant for the Taylor Center).…
Are you a Tulane University scholar struggling to understand what the nascent field of social innovation is about? Have you seen or heard of the Taylor Center and wondered what…