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Cost of this event: $35.00
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Past Art of Living Events
Culture of the Home Series
The Art of Living series on Culture in the Home aims to help women of all ages cultivate and enrich family life through music, art, and literature. It strives to show these three aspects of culture at its best and provide insight on how music, art, and literature can be used in educating the whole person and bringing the family together. The series is part of the cultural programming of Wiggins House.
2017/18 events:
The Family Table: The School of Civility
Family Dinner: Home for the Holidays
2016/17 events:
Literature as a Source of Joy in Family Life
Art Appreciation in the Culture of the Home
Music in the Culture of the Home
Measure your Home Skills
The Global Home Index (GHI) is an initiative of the London-based Home Renaissance Foundation, with academic support from the Walmart Centre for Family and Corporate Conciliation (CONFyE) at IAE Business School, Argentina and the Culture, Work and Care Research Centre at INALDE Business School, Colombia.
The Global Home Index’s main objective is to evaluate how the amount of work required to build and care for healthy, thriving home environments is understood and valued. The quantitative data for this international research project will be collected via an on-line questionnaire and will be based on the results of theoretical and a qualitative studies carried out among opinion leaders in the academic, private, public and third sectors, including 51 experts from 37 different countries from the 5 continents.
The Global Home Index (GHI) is an initiative of the London-based Home Renaissance Foundation, with academic support from the Walmart Centre for Family and Corporate Conciliation (CONFyE) at IAE Business School, Argentina and the Culture, Work and Care Research Centre at INALDE Business School, Colombia.
The Global Home Index’s main objective is to evaluate how the amount of work required to build and care for healthy, thriving home environments is understood and valued. The quantitative data for this international research project will be collected via an on-line questionnaire and will be based on the results of theoretical and a qualitative studies carried out among opinion leaders in the academic, private, public and third sectors, including 51 experts from 37 different countries from the 5 continents.