ART AND RESISTANCE THROUGH EDUCATION
EIN 81-4884105 · Arts Education (A25)
What they do
This Past Year, In A Recurring Partnership With Urban Assembly (UAMA), ARTE Engaged High School Students In A Human Rights Programming Using An Arts-based Curriculum to Foster Learning, Civic Engagement, and Self-expression. The Program Provides Participants With An Opportunity to Learn About Various Human Rights Issues-including Racial Discrimination, The Right to Housing and Transportation, and Climate Justice-basic Art Techniques, and Create Meaningful Pieces of Art to Advocate for Positive Social Change. After Pivoting to A Digital Platform for The Fall and Spring Semesters, Student Artists Have Been Able to Harness Their Talents to Further Express Themselves Creatively, Build Collective Leadership, and Learn How to Engage Other Members of The UAMA Around The Issues That Are Most Important to Them.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- June 2017
- Location
- PO Box 82, Brooklyn, NY 11211
- County
- Kings
- In care of
- Aissatou Barry