AIS Grantee Highlight: DU Prison Arts Initiative Publishes Daily Art Journal “Sojourn: The Search.” Sojourn experienced its virtual debut during our A/LIVE INSIDE event.

We interviewed author Cindy Skaggs, Leader of the Veterans Writing Workshop hosted through AIS Grantee: Colorado Humanities. Learn about this impactful project!

PivotPoint helps people cope with stress, grief, and trauma and people were experiencing due to COVID-19 through creative disciplines. Learn more about this AIS Grantee’s important project!

AIS Grantee Motus Theater reflects with on this time and how they took responsive measures in order to keep these stories as immersive as ever over a virtual platform.

Read about the journey of 2019 AIS Grantee Mirror Image Arts and how improv can be a life-tool to invite vulnerability and connection for youth during the pandemic.

Learn more about 15-year-old Rishika Kartik's AIS grantee project “Vision of the Artist’s Soul," a series of tactile art courses tailored to the Blind and Visually-Impaired (BVI).

Arts in Society grantee The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment directed an ongoing mural project focused on raising awareness about our responsibility to the community — particularly when it comes to public health. Learn more about the four murals completed for this project!

Arts in Society grantee Motus Theater launched a project called the Shoebox Stories podcast. Learn more about the first season, titled "UndocuAmerica Series."

Arts in Society grantee HopeWest launched the Art for the Grieving Heart program as a new approach towards helping teens and young adults explore grief through creative means. Joni Beckner, HopeWest’s Kids Director, discusses how art therapy helps adolescents communicate their feelings after the loss of someone close to them.