This month marks the end of the Institute program iR3, a three-year commitment to bringing people together to propose new solutions to the high recidivism rate in Arkansas.
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Electric Vehicle Chargers Installed at Institute
The Institute is amped to announce a new service for our guests and visitors: electric vehicle chargers! The charging stations are open for use after our Maintenance department first broke ground on the project in March.
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Grant Goal: Improving Dental Care Access
Beginning in early 2023, the Institute has partnered with the Delta Dental of Arkansas Foundation to convene representatives from clinics across the state to create a guide detailing best practices for community and charity dental clinics to start billing and accepting third-party payments.
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Professional Development in Programs, Education
Members of our Programs and Education teams have completed several professional development courses over the last fiscal year, and we’re excited to see what they’ve learned put to use in service of our mission.
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The Winthrop Rockefeller Archives
Winthrop Rockefeller believed that education was the key to Arkansas’s future. He set in motion ideas from which we all benefit, including the UA Little Rock Center for Arkansas History and Culture.
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2022 Legacy Award Winner: Linda Pitts
At the Winthrop Rockefeller Institute, our mission is to combine collaborative problem solving, respectful dialogue, and diversity of opinion to create positive change and lasting impact. This is known as the Rockefeller Ethic. Our employees serve the Institute’s mission by embodying these five Core Values in their day-to-day work: Believe the mission. See the possibilities….
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What is a Wicked Problem?
Wicked problems are enduring by nature, meaning someone must come along and “re-solve” the problem under new circumstances.
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