'Somebody Knew Them': New Monument Will Honor '(Un)Known' Enslaved People | NPR by Stephanie Wolf

Meet the 2022 Most Admired Woman — Arts | Today’s Woman Magaine

NONPROFIT VISIONARY LEADER: Josh Miller | Louisville Business First

A Framework for Integrating Arts, Science, and Social Justice Into Culturally Responsive Public Health Communication and Innovation Designs - featuring One Poem At A Time in the Health Promotion Practice “Arts and Public Health” Supplement.

”Building through arts and culture, toward hope” - Josh Miller’s 2019 TEDx Talk at Bellarmine University.

See presentations by IDEAS xLab team members Josh Miller and Hannah Drake from the Creating Healthy Communities Conference in Orlando, FL in fall 2019 during session titled “Addressing Social Determinants of Health through Arts”

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Stories & Insights from Josh Miller
Canvas Rebel

The River Where North Met South
Fodor’s Travel

Immersive Belle of Louisville cruise to depict families escaping slavery
WAVE News

'Journeys to Freedom'; Ohio River cruises depict experiences of enslaved people
Spectrum News1, by Erin Kelly

In ‘Journeys To Freedom,’ actors depict stories of escape across the Ohio River
89.3 WFPL News, by Yasmine Jumaa

The Journeys to Freedom: (Un)Known Project River Cruise will make its debut on the Belle of Louisville
Queer Kentucky

'Journeys to Freedom' cruises this summer
WDRB News

New art installation at Frazier is designed to be a contemplative space, reflecting on the lives of enslaved Kentuckians
89.3 WFPL News, by Stephanie Wolf

On a Kentucky Riverbank, a Path to Remembrance
New York Times, by Maggie Jones

(Un)Known Project Picks Louisville Artist To Lead Design On Memorial To Enslaved Black People
89.3 WFPL News, by Stephanie Wolf

'Somebody Knew Them': New Monument Will Honor '(Un)Known' Enslaved People
NPR, by Stephanie Wolf

A Memorial Honoring Black Enslaved People Will Be Unveiled in Louisville in 2021
Observer, by Helen Holmes

New Memorial Will Honor Black People Whose Names Were Lost To History
89.3 WFPL News, by Stephanie Wolf

Art Project Acknowledging The Lives Of Unnamed Slaves Receives NEA Grant
89.3 WFPL News, by Stephanie Wolf

Boomer Remover
Derby Diversity & Business Summit, by Hannah Drake

Dear Women of All Races, Let’s Talk
Derby Diversity & Business Summit, by Hannah Drake

Uncovering authenticity during the coronavirus pandemic
Louisville Business First, by Josh Miller and Hannah Drake

We will not Zoom our way out of this
ArtPlace America, by Hannah Drake

Social Awareness While Social Distancing
Derby Diversity & Business Summit, by Josh Miller

Merging the Rainbow Fashion Show puts youth front and center with a focus on pride and self-acceptance
Queer Kentucky

Using art’s power to help young people create a sense of hope and belonging
The Renewal Project

Our Breathitt Uses Art, Culture To Encourage Health, Well-Being
WEKU

This artist entrepreneur helps kids navigate social justice issues through creative expression
The Renewal Project

New artist innovator in health residency program using culture, technology to reframe obesity-prevention
The Lane Report

Creating Healthy Communities Through Cross-Sector Collaboration
White paper featuring IDEAS xLab’s work in Louisville, KY and Natchez, MS - drafted by a group of individuals working at the intersections of public health, arts and culture, and community development, brought together by the Creating Healthy Communities: Arts + Public Health in America initiative.

HEAL Community approach. The artist as catalyst for change in Louisville
Louisville was a candidate for the third "UCLG Mexico City – Culture 21 International Award" (November 2017 – May 2018). The jury requested that the Committee on Culture promote IDEAS xLab’s HEAL Community Approach as one of the good practices to be implemented through Agenda 21 for culture.

Young people and artists collaborate to inspire hope and belonging in Louisville
The Renewal Project

Three Louisville-based artists selected for IDEAS xLab’s Our Emotional Wellbeing initiative
Queer Kentucky

In response to racist graffiti, community comes together for 'Better Than Hate' walk
WDRB

Social Justice and Medical Mistrust
Medical News, by Josh Miller and Mallika Sabharwal

CommUNITY Champion: Hannah Drake seeks to bring change through dialogue
WLKY’s Stephon Dingle

Arts, Culture, and Community Mental Health
Federal Reserve Bank of San Fransisco, by Jamie Hand (ArtPlace America) and Tasha Golden (ULSPHIS)

Tough and Universal: Identity Lens
WFPL News and IDEAS xLab

At the site of a former slave market, a new project honors the past and inspires hope for the future
The Renewal Project, by Hannah Drake

New Series ‘Tough And Universal: Stories Of Grit’ To Begin This Week On WFPL
WFPL News

IDEASxLab, Ali Center and Humana join forces for the ‘Year of Arts, HeALIng and Action’
Insider Louisville

Health Literacy and the Arts—An Intersection Worth Exploring
National Academy of Medicine, by Ruth M. Parker, MD, Emory University School of Medicine; John David Ike, MD, Duke University Health System

What does health equity have to do with art?
ArtPlace America

Two local arts champions will join national Americans for the Arts Council
Insider Louisville

How poetry reclaimed this historic Louisville neighborhood from toxic advertising
The Renewal Project

A New Approach to Hometown Health
The Voice-Tribune

Healing by Design: Art Performance Project to be Unveiled Tonight
The Natchez Democrat

The importance of cross discipline engagement for improving health: Guest contribution by IDEAS xLab co-founder Josh Miller on Aspen Ideas Spotlight Health 2017, published by County Health Rankings & Roadmaps - a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation program.

Four Ways Artists Can Help Heal Communities: IDEAS xLab work highlighted by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. How artists can play a role in creating healthier, more equitable communities.

We belong here in this space | Hannah Drake Op Ed for Courier Journal

Prize launches Louisville's health initiative | Theo Edmonds Op Ed for Courier Journal

A mosaic of health is coming to life in Louisville, KY. The materials (art, collaboration) are surprising
Vox Media

Using Wearable Art To Increase Environmental Awareness
WFPL News

Artist Innovation for Creating a Culture of Health
TEDx Talk - Josh Miller

Public health and local art thought leaders collaborate to improve community health
UofL News

WHAT IF you used art as a tool for promoting better health?
TEDMED

Louisville's Culture of Health Celebration
The Voice-Tribune

It Takes a Village
The Voice-Tribune

Louisville receives 2016 Culture of Health Prize
Insider Louisville

Techies Want to Reinvent How We Cook
munchies.vice.com

Creative Catalyst Program Aims to Train Artists to Serve on Nonprofit Boards
Insider Louisville