During a press event and panel discussion at the Clinton Presidential Center on Dec. 4, 2023, a cohort of Arkansas organizations, in partnership with the National Conference on Citizenship, introduced the first-ever Arkansas Civic Health Index (ACHI) Report.
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“It is a privilege to work alongside these outstanding leaders whose professional backgrounds bring diverse experience to our board, a vital component of the Rockefeller Ethic,” said Institute Executive Director/CEO Janet Harris.
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“Though I only had the opportunity to work with Joel for about eight months, I quickly learned that Joel was a humble leader who considered the needs of others above his own,” she said. “He continually searched for ways to grow his team to their full potential, and it was inspiring to see the way he used positive reinforcement to build people up.”
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We are thrilled to see our Rockefeller Ethic, and the history from which it was born, shared in a national academic journal. This entry was written in collaboration with the Clinton School of Public Service and published in the National Civic Review.
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Given its rise in popularity over the last few years, the Institute has added a pickleball court to the list of amenities registered guests can enjoy! The court, located in the Tennis Court facility on the northwest side of our campus, opened late this summer and can be accessed upon request.
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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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