Creativity is the essential 21st-century skill. Anyone can develop it and use it to transform their work. We are an art and innovation studio supporting growth and change in individuals, organizations, and communities through creative practices. 10+ Years designing and delivering exceptional learning experiences. 200+ Organizations of all types have transformed the way they work with our methods 30,000+ People all over the world have connected and created in our online challenges and public programs. Our work fast tracks organizational learning and creates a sustainable culture of innovation. Our services include leadership development, innovation and change programs, workplace engagements, speaking engagements, and coaching services. We additionally host the annual public 30-day creativity challenge in October, known as Creative Sprint?, which engages communities across the globe to create daily! Since 2001, siblings and co-founders Noah Scalin and Mica Scalin have helped thousands of leaders in every industry expand their capacity to create and watched them transform their work into art. A few of our clients include Capital One, Old Navy, and GE. Learn more at https://www.anotherlimitedrebellion.com/
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Didn't expect art creation at the ChamberRVA event, Navigating the State of DEI in 2025: Staying Creative Through Change this morning, but I am LITERALLY here for it! Thanks to Noah Scanlin and Mica Scalin of Another Limited Rebellion for guiding us through The Creative Sprint today.
Mica Scalin ALR Managing Partner dropped by the Never Work a Day pod to talk with Nickey Frankel about making work a life of art or making life a work of art or making art a life of work or... you get the idea. Check out the full episode https://lnkd.in/eR836e3W
Creativity isn’t just a buzzword—it’s a necessity. ???? Mica Scalin breaks down why organizations need to define the true value of creativity and understand its ROI. Want more innovation? It starts with embracing a creative mindset. Listen to the full episode now! ?? https://lnkd.in/eR836e3W #NeverWorkADay #PreviewMedia #CreativeLeadership #Innovation #TheValueOfCreativity #Podcast #Brooklyn #FoundersLab #FoundersLabNYC #iTunes #Spotify #NewEpisode?
Celebrating the launch of this incredible initiative on International Women's day! Find out how you can get involved with Women on the Wall and support gender equity through art!
?? MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT: Today Micro Galleries is launching Women on the Wall – a global public art initiative empowering women-identifying artists and communities to transform public spaces with collaborative murals addressing gender equity. What sets this program apart: - Co-creation between professional artists and community members - Rigorous methodology focusing on women's lived experiences - Building power amongst a global network of women - Documented impact assessment across individual, community and systemic levels As if my International Women’s Day could get any better, we have more. We've been selected to present at the NGO CSW69/Beijing+30 Forum in New York, connecting our work to the official UN Commission on the Status of Women process. Additionally, we're developing the first comprehensive global map of women's public art – a critical resource for researchers, advocates and artists worldwide. This International Women's Day, we're not just celebrating – we're building infrastructure for lasting change. If this program speaks to you there are a myriad of ways you can engage: 1. Join our NGO CSW69 Virtual Workshop. 2. Artists: We Want You Are you a woman-identifying artist? We want your vision, your voice, your talent. Submit your Expression of Interest via here: 3. Communities: Bring WOW to Your Walls Imagine your community transformed by collaborative public art that amplifies women's voices. We’re keen to connect with new partners all over the world. 4. Have you created or do you know of women’s street or public art in your community? All links are here: https://lnkd.in/gSkUXtu Paint Like A Girl ?? #WomenInArt #GenderEquity #PublicArt #IWD2025
?? Has fear stopped you from doing something creative? Fear of what exactly? Making a mistake? Doing it wrong? Looking foolish? Being judged? These emotions are very real but they don’t have to paralyze you!?You can resist creative entropy and move through the fear. Here’s a few things to try: ?? Recognize that these fears exist.?Listen calmly to the anxieties of your fearful mind and reply “I hear you, you are correct, all of these things could very well happen.” ?? Make something ABOUT it.?This can be a starting point for some very cool art. ?? Challenge a fear-based assumption.?Do something intentionally wrong. Do something overtly foolish. ? This is no time to let fear, anxiety or shame get in the way of taking creative action! Thanks to Barbara Couto Sipe CEO United Way of Greater Richmond & Petersburg for inviting us part of this years’ staff retreat. Thanks Linzy George?for making it such a great experience. Noah Scalin gave a presentation about using creativity to connect and stay resilient through change and then everyone got a chance to try it out themselves with hands-on activities! It’s always an honor to support people who have committed their careers to consistently finding new ways to serve the needs of those who are most vulnerable in our community. ?? ?? Chloe Sanders
Excited to get our toolkit into the hands of more creative instigators! You don't need to be an artist or even consider yourself creative to use this methodology brilliantly. Our 5-week online training with Noah Scalin & Mica Scalin starts next week and we have a few spots left if you want to join us. learn more and sign up here: https://lnkd.in/eQ6AmBi3
In a time of ongoing transformation, how can leaders, practitioners, and champions of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion stay innovative and impactful? We are partnering with ChamberRVA for a dynamic session that explores creativity as a driving force for resilience and progress. This will be a hands-on learning and sharing experience with Noah Scalin & Mica Scalin designed to inspire practitioners to remain agile, imaginative, and effective as they navigate evolving landscapes. Join us for a conversation that sparks new ideas, fosters collaboration, and empowers you to embrace creativity as a tool for sustainable change. Let’s create, adapt, and inspire—together!? Wed Mar 12, 2025 8:30am – 10:30am Richmond, VA RSVP: https://lnkd.in/gS6XKSzW
We put creativity in a box for you! Learn a methodology we've used with 200+ organizations to ?? Connect diverse and dispersed teams ?? Reduce stress and increase wellbeing ? Generate energy and build momentum ?? Foster a sustainable culture of innovation YOU can be a creative instigator with our Creative Sprint? toolkit! Our next online training begins soon. Learn more and sign up here: https://lnkd.in/eQ6AmBi3 #skillsdevelopment #innovation #Futureofwork
A powerhouse blues singer, pianist, and entertainer Gladys Bently lit up stages of NYC in the 1920s with her electric performances, sharp wit, and signature tuxedo. She launched her blues career singing at Harlem rent parties and underground clubs, where her deep voice, and commanding stage presence set her apart. As her fame grew, she took center stage at Harry Hansberry’s Clam House—one of New York’s most famous gay speakeasies—leading performances with swagger, tuxedos, and a full chorus of drag queen backup dancers. She enjoyed a long career eventually making appearances on You Bet Your Life and other TV programs with Groucho Marx in the 1950s. At a time when both race and gender norms imposed strict limits on what was socially acceptable on stage and off, Bentley carved out a unique space, captivating audiences with her bold presence and unmatched talent. ?? Let's celebrate Black History #CreativeSprint style! ?? We're sharing stories of African American Artists and Innovators along with prompts to inspire your own creativity! ?? This amazing initiative was developed for us by Erica Eddins and Kelsea Dvorak! #blackhistorymonth #innovation
What is a Creative Instigator? A Creative Instigator is a catalyst for change, a beacon of light in fog of uncertainty, a spark that ignites possibility. We are… Energy Generators?? We know how to revive energy, provoke curiosity, and build momentum. Experiment Designers ?? ?We bring together diverse perspectives to unlock innovative solutions. Bridge Builders???? We facilitate communication & collaboration across generations, industries, and work styles. Change Makers?? We equip people with the creative confidence to take meaningful actions. We want you to join us! ?? The ability to connect, energize, and focus people around a shared purpose has never been more important. Noah Scalin & Mica Scalin will help you develop skills with our proven methodology and gain confidence to use it in your workplace and beyond. Our first Creative Instigators cohort kicks off next month and you can be a part of it! Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eQ6AmBi3
?? Who made Harlem hot? Philip Payton Jr. was a visionary real estate entrepreneur who helped transform Harlem into a thriving center of economic opportunity and culture.?Starting as a porter in a real estate office, he absorbed knowledge, took risks, and persisted through setbacks—at one point, he was even evicted from his own apartment. Payton’s perseverance paid off. As Black families migrated north, facing discrimination from white landlords, he stepped in, securing housing and ownership opportunities that redefined Harlem’s future. Dubbed the “Father of Harlem,” his work laid the foundation for a community that became a global epicenter of art, music, and culture. ?? Let's celebrate Black History #CreativeSprint style! ?? We're sharing stories of African American Artists and Innovators along with prompts to inspire your own creativity! ?? This amazing initiative was developed for us by Erica Eddins and Kelsea Dvorak! #blackhistorymonth #innovation