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Dept of Small Interventions

Newburgh, NY
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www.dosmallinterventions.com

    • About Us

    Recognizing the power of incremental change, Dept of Small Interventions (DoSI) launches place-based projects to amplify cultural assets, galvanize collaborations, and build social infrastructure. The organic participatory approach integrates arts, culture, history into community development and planning goals. Projects are simple, resourceful and creative solutions that can ultimately lead to increased capacity and meaningful change.

    Dept of Small Interventions is fiscally sponsored through The Fullerton Center - a 501c(3) non-profit organization registered by the Internal Revenue Service (EIN 46-4144016)

    Key Words : adaptive reuse, re-activating corridors, community engagement strategies, cultural tourism, historic preservation, cultural diplomacy, urban design, tactical urbanism, and creative placekeeping/ placemaking.  

    Recognizing the power of incremental change, Dept of Small Interventions (DoSI) launches place-based projects to amplify cultural assets, galvanize collaborations, and build social infrastructure. The organic participatory approach integrates arts, culture, history into community development and planning goals. Projects are simple, resourceful and creative solutions that can ultimately lead to increased capacity and meaningful change.

    Dept of Small Interventions is fiscally sponsored through The Fullerton Center - a 501c(3) non-profit organization registered by the Internal Revenue Service (EIN 46-4144016)

    Key Words : adaptive reuse, re-activating corridors, community engagement strategies, cultural tourism, historic preservation, cultural diplomacy, urban design, tactical urbanism, and creative placekeeping/ placemaking.  

    Cause Areas Include

    • Arts & Music
    • Civic Engagement
    • Community Development
    • Economic Development
    • Transportation

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