What can other cities learn from Baltimore about self-image and success and the scourge of the drug culture. Vilified as the quota queen, she was withdrawn from consideration without a confirmation hearing. Now Professor of Law at Harvard Law School, she continues her work in the area of voting rights law. S.C. Police Chief Reuben Greenberg has turned his police chief's office into a bully pulpit on a range of current concerns in public safety. She retired at the rank of Rear Admiral.
Art is the heart of the city.
A vibrant arts community defines quality of life. Kathy Panoff leads a spirited conversation among arts insiders and informed observers on how to nourish cities and the performing arts. Panoff has had a 25-year career as a music teacher and arts administrator and has lived and worked in cities that have grappled with the same questions Richmond faces today. Just as Richmond is poised to make new commitments to the center city's performing arts venues, this timely program explores hard questions and questions assumptions. The same ingredients that Atlanta used to spark its economic revitalization in recent years are abundantly present in cities around the United States and around the globe.