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Arts Alive!: 2001-2002 Project Report

by Jordan Katz; Laura Winn

Aug 31, 2002
  • Arts and Culture
  • Education and Literacy
  • Peace and Conflict

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Embracing HAI's mission of Hope and Inspiration through the Arts, Arts Alive! targeted New York City youths from schools and districts most affected by the September 11th attacks. Between January and June 2002, Arts Alive! arranged for more than 10,500 New York City schoolchildren to attend cultural events with classmates, parents and teachers. Arts Alive! engaged children who had lost a family member, children from schools with a direct view of the WTC, children from schools in lower Manhattan forced to relocate, children in schools that absorbed relocated students, and children from schools in the lower Manhattan and New Jersey areas.

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  • Hospital Audiences, Inc.

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  • Copyright 2002 Hospital Audiences, Inc.. All rights reserved.

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  • CaseStudy
  • Text

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  • English

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  • North America / United States (Northeastern) / New York / Bronx County / New York City
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Title: Arts Alive!: 2001-2002 Project Report
Publication date 2002-08-31
Publication Year 2002
Authors Jordan Katz , Laura Winn
Copyright holder(s) Hospital Audiences, Inc.
Geographical Focus North America / United States (Northeastern) / New York / Bronx County / New York City
Keywords princeton students , princeton , schoolchildren , workshop , workshop leader
Document type CaseStudy , Text
Language English
URL: https://www.issuelab.org/resource/arts-alive-2001-2002-project-report.html
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