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Making Places Better

Shain Shapiro, PhD

Reimagining Cities and Places Through Music, Culture & Creativity by Shain Shapiro, Ph.D.

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A New Opportunity For Music

Hello all. Firstly, I have nearly 600 subscribers for Making Places Better, so thank you to all who have subscribed, read, and shared this blog. It means the world. As I’ve said, this Substack will be 100% free and open. If you wish to supp...

a month ago
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Postcards From The Road

I have been on the road since August 21st. Here’s the itinerary:

2 months ago
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The Illusion of Core Service Delivery

First, I apologize for the lack of posts on the Substack. I’ve had a hectic summer. I got married a few weeks ago, and soon after, I left for New Zealand to begin a month-long tour to support my book, This Must Be The Place, while preparing...

3 months ago
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It Is Time For A National Music Strategy

## Now is the time to invest in a national music strategy, and I want to help.

4 months ago
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  • Shain Shapiro, PhD

    Author - This Must Be The Place: How Music Can Make Your City Better / Founder & Chair @ Sound Diplomacy & Founder and ED @ Center for Music Ecosystems

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