Insights on Scale and Access from the Smallest Museum in St Paul

This session is part of the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits. Participants must be registered for the conference to attend.

Small is mighty. The Smallest Museum in St Paul is a micro-gallery community arts project that demonstrates the principle that scaling a project to be easily do-able may likely be part of it success. Small takes less resources. It doesn’t demand (much) time or money in a very demanding world. Small is a strategy that works, and still gets a big return on social good. Whether you’re thinking of a pocket gallery, a micro-museum, a hyper-local youth program, a pocket park or a micro-community garden – small can be beautiful. Come reflect on how scaling your project to be small(er), may actually open access for more people to participate.
Track: Innovation
Shannon Forney, Next in Nonprofits