Reflections

RAISE transforms the way artists work with students in schools in three unique ways.

RAISE helps build stronger connections across the schools and is not just about art, but about working together.

Teaching artists are an important part of the community and bring in a very fresh perspective.

The staff at William Hart Elementary school speak about how parents see their children in a new light.

An interview with the principal at Youth Villages in Atlanta.

Listen as Ms. Collins and Ms. Natasha describe their experiences with Project RAISE.

An interview with one of the school counselors at Barry Elementary in Chicago.

We’re reminded not only of enduring artistic and cultural traditions but also of what artists pass down and leave behind.

This episode is all about using action research to assess our work’s impact on young learners.

How can we use social justice as a tool for artistic expression and community action? What does this look like for teaching artists in the classroom?

Ready to delve into the dynamic world of media arts with teaching artists Nate Barnes, Marcus Allen and Gwylym Cano?

This episode is all about culturally responsive teaching and what it looks like in the classroom when facilitated by artists.

What happens when we apply SEL’s human-centered principles and mindsets to our own development as professional teaching artists?

Ms. Nancy Eason from Hampton City Schools explains the value of having a teaching artist partnership in the classroom.