One summer, when I traveled home with my four children, my dad convinced us to help him plant hundreds of seedlings. He had a passion for trees and loved involving others in his projects. Years later, as I began creating community-based artwork that invited people to explore their creativity through group projects, I realized how art helps individuals grow and flourish, just like my dad’s seedlings.
In 2016, I founded Healing in Arts, a nonprofit where my creative team and I continue to plant seeds of healing through collaborative art. Our donor-funded initiatives aim to demonstrate the value of every individual, reaching children with disabilities, teens affected by sex trafficking, veterans with PTSD, and refugees. These interactive projects build community and honor my dad’s legacy, planting something that grows beyond our work and inspires hope.
Pamela Alderman, Founder & Executive Director
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All the members of our art team actively take part in our healing projects by designing, organizing, and facilitating the workshops. Each person—from the board members to the donors to the artists to the local advocates to the volunteers—fills a vital role of equal importance in our collective work.
Partnerships energize our programs, empowering individuals and celebrating their creativity.
Open Hands is a workshop that encourages students to rethink their responsibilities as global citizens. This hands-on activity gives students an opportunity to trace their hands on a world map and answer this question: “How can you help make our world a better place?” The workshop can be taught on location or by our Google Slides instruction that comes with supplies.
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