We recognize that local citizens are the experts when it comes to their own communities. The Winthrop Rockefeller Institute’s Uncommon Communities program, founded in 2015, guides diverse teams of community members as they identify and employ their community’s unique strengths.
Read MoreLeo York, Longtime Maintenance Director, Passes at 64
Leo just celebrated 39 years working on Winthrop Rockefeller’s former cattle ranch this March, and we are deeply saddened at the sudden loss of a one-of-a-kind colleague.
Read MoreInstitute Mourns Passing of Marshall Miller, AiiNS Artist
“He was a talented, thoughtful, and kind person, and our hearts are with all of his family and friends who mourn his loss.”
Read MoreBringing the Rockefeller Ethic to Arkansans Through Virtual Forums
It’s possible to disagree without being disagreeable. It’s not easy at first, and all parties have to have a little give-and-take, but with practice, some guidance, and a lot of openness, it is possible. It’s also very rewarding.
Read MoreInstitute Finds Success in Virtual Convenings
“We were able to pivot with a lot of hard work and we’ve been able to fill a void by offering this valuable service to clients who are looking to bring their people together safely and effectively.”
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