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Lenapehoking, “The Land of the Lenape”
October 31, 2023
By Denise Bright Dove Ashton-Dunkley
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Getting to Know the Guild: Akeil Robertson
April 16, 2020
By Akeil Robertson & Norah Langweiler
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A Conversation with Dave McShane: Reflecting on 30 years
February 26, 2025
By Netanel Portier
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What Nourishes Us Requires Nourishment In Return: Voices of the People for Environmental Change and Creative Economy
June 9, 2021
By Interviews compiled by Katelyn Rivas.
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A Makeover for Martin Luther King, Jr. Recreation Center
October 14, 2014
By Anonymous
artworks
Breaking Chains
artworks
Patterns and Printmaking: Personifying Nature
artworks
Making the Right Choice
artworks
Coming to America and Making it Better
artworks
Peaceable Kingdom
artworks
Walking the Wisshickon
artworks
Walking Together
artworks
Smoke Cycles: Seeking Shelter From the Storm
artworks
Seeking Peace in Unity
artworks
Seguimos Caminando (We Keep Walking)
artworks
Printmaking by the People
artists
King Britt
What King Britt has done in the past could be considered very important. His musical curiosity has paved the way for the artist he is now. From composing house tunes for the legendary Strictly Rhythm and Nervous Records, djing for Sector 6 Grammy Award winning comrades…
Stories
Storytelling Through Art at Big Picture Vaux School
January 22, 2025
By Cindy Lozito and Sahiti Bonam
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The Barra Foundation Talks Open Source
October 21, 2015
By Carly Rapaport-Stein
artists
Kandis Friesen
My art practice focuses on public memory and cultural identity, looking at how these two things overlap and interact. Part of this work looks at how archival collections – official, community-based, oral stories or songs, and family albums – can be used to reconstruct and represent histories that get left out, or…
programs
Color Me Back: A Same Day Work and Pay Program
Participate in innovative programs that provide opportunities for creativity, employment, and community connection, like the Color Me Back initiative.
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Black History in Murals: A Journey Through Art and Time
January 30, 2024
By Ilse García Romero
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Embracing the Light: A Groundbreaking Suicide Awareness Performance
February 29, 2024
By Jenny Donnelly Johnson
Stories
A Better Kind of Pipeline, Through Restorative Practice (Part 1)
November 28, 2017
By Laura Kochman
“How would criminal justice reform differ if it were led by incarcerated youth?”
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How Brandon realized that “art is my way of talking”
November 15, 2016
By Brandon from Restorative Practices Youth