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BuildaBridge is a non-profit 501(c)3 arts education and intervention organization that engages the transformative power of the arts to bring hope and healing to children, families, and communities in the tough places of the world. BuildaBridge motivates, enlists, trains, and connects those with artistic gifts with those in greatest need.
Tenth Annual BuildaBridge Institute
10th Annual
BuildaBridge Institute
Transforming Lives Through The Creative Arts
BuildaBridge Institute
Transforming Lives Through The Creative Arts
June
2-6, Open Institute
June 2-9, MA in Urban Studies Residency
Bryn Mawr College - Bryn Mawr, PA
(Deadline: May 25)
BuildaBridge
Institute
is a training
and applied research academy designed to prepare practitioners to
integrate the
arts effectively in education, and community and human development. Now
in its tenth
edition the Institute is an intensive 5 day experience that provides
opportunities for professional growth through learning about arts-based
tools for healing
and empowerment, and efficient ways to implement them to better serve
those in
need.
Who should attend:
artists,
teachers, social service professionals, youth workers, community and
congregational leaders, and non profit personnel. Contact
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for information.
Arts Relief in Haiti
BuildaBridge Prepares for Arts Relief in Haiti
In light of the recent in events in Haiti, BuildaBridge is organizing
arts relief to work with children who have experienced trauma due to
the catastrophic earthquake in Port-au-Prince. We are organizing our
relief efforts in collaboration with international partners on the
ground. If you are an artist with relief experience or an art
therapist, email us at
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. If you would like to support this effort financially please donate through our Haiti Arts Relief secure donation site.
Creative Arts Therapy is especially effective with children experiencing trauma from catastrophe. Partnering at temporary medical sites, food distribution centers and shelters, both individual and group arts therapy experiences will not only help children cope and heal from trauma, but assist local workers in working with children who have lost parents and children, suffered violence, and struggle to find security and safety.
If you would like to invite BuildaBridge to speak at your school, workplace, or civic club or to learn more about how you can help, email This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or call 215-842-0428.








