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tan, CAW has painted more than 20 murals at Family Courthouses in Manhat County.

Kings in hip Queens, and The Bronx; this project marks our first partners create a more A series of panels evoking transom windows to another world will floor. ninth the on ms courtroo the outside area welcoming waiting

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ren Jolicoeur

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for our Public Art This summer, CAW hired 135 NYC teens and young adults responsibility. ndous treme them d Youth Employment program and hande their skills, lend to (YAs) ntices Appre Youth these ted We once again entrus tions, institu public talents, grit, and humanity to major corporations and every this done We’ve art. of work knowing that they will deliver a stunning longer no can we ugh d—tho inspire always are we summer for decades, and ! create they what ed—by surpris etely say we are compl cale paintings. One This year, our YAs painted four stunning murals or large-s a waiting area in s visitor to ssion compa and hope series of panels offers ming and welco a s at Kings County Family Court. An interior mural create Morningside in r Cente rstone Corne s inclusive teen space in the Grant House us in West Camp Schiff H. Jacob the at mural r exterio Heights. An expansive BXP has rter suppo me Harlem celebrates the local community. Finally, long-ti ses, canva five the s; center ting commissioned an abstract work for its marke a create and world l natura the evoke tely, which work together or separa welcoming space. er. A team of young We also assembled two multimedia teams this summ ative printed guidebook inform and ming welco a ed design graphic artists has Court system. At the for the five county courthouses within the NYC Family lling and moving compe a ced produ same time, a crew of young filmmakers home.

Harlem West call who artists of kinds many portrait of some of the of remarkable. Of What our teams produced this summer is nothing short YAs up for success our set Artists ing Teach and course, it’s true that our staff rt. Still, we never lose with instruction, mentorship, encouragement, and suppo less capacity bound their sight of what our young people bring to the table: their fresh h throug unities comm their to contribute, to lead, and to enrich sion. expres tic authen perspective and ful testament to the Their extraordinary accomplishments serve as a power you share our deep hope We youth. our within g boundless potential residin by their talent and d sense of optimism as we look forward to a future shape vision.

Yours sincerely,

Karen Jolicoeur Executive Director 3

Aaren Huang

rgraduate e/him) is an unde Aaren Huang (h rn tu ing to klyn College re student a Broo nce with a ie in political sc CAW. Majoring ssionate pa is pology, he minor in anthro ys cycling, iences. He enjo about social sc nally art. ws, and occasio reading the ne digital art, in e e experienc or m s ha n re Aa re. “The ted a mural befo but he has pain n Family m” in Manhatta Collective Drea team, ed ted by a talent Court was crea ing rn tu re s Aaren. He’ which included e in nc rie pe ex t d a grea d because he ha ar Aaren looks forw CAW previously. a ith w esome mural to painting an aw mer. m su is new team th

Aiana Rahaman

i-American from Aiana Rahaman is a Bengal at John Dewey ior sen g Brooklyn and a risin t time working High School. This is her firs to step with CAW, and she is excited explore new and e outside her comfort zon s not doe she ile Wh forms of creativity. ound, kgr bac art nal itio trad a come from king, coo ugh Aiana expresses herself thro ll we as on, tati baking, and food presen s otic rob ’s ool sch her as designing for to open up team. She took on this job atively. her mind and think more cre mble pro Known for her kindness, ng stro and re, ssu solving under pre es connection valu na Aia ls, skil tion communica unique nds exploring the city, and frie and loves spending time with e on the power of art ctiv spe per new a ject has given her teful to be part of experiences. This mural pro gra and is of friendships she has made and creativity. She is proud nce. such a meaningful experie

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Amanda Pan Amanda Pan is a rising high school senior and this is her first CAW job. She has always enjoyed art, as it is one of her favorite hobbies. She is good at uplifting others and being a supportive candidate. She loves her friends and family the most, as she deeply cherishes their company and the memories she has made with them. She is known for being clumsy and kindhearted. The best part of this job for her is the collaborative work she has done with her group. She has gained confidence to speak with others and feels more connected to her community.

Ava Wu

Ava Wu (she/h er) is a 17 year old girl who currently lives in Staten Island . She has lived in Manha ttan and Broo klyn but grew up in Brooklyn most of her lif e. Ava goes to LaGuardia Hig h School and is an art major so she has m uch experienc e with drawin painting, 3D de g, sign, etc. She appreciates art that featur es clean linew ork as well as art that shows high contrasts in color. She likes to paint black and whi te pictures in her free time and has been interested in art since she was 3. This is Ava’s second year at Creativ e Art Works an d she enjoys the collaborativ e and creative aspects of the job. She ga ined new skill s like public speaking and refreshed skill s like teamwor and painting. k 5

so o d r a C e n i r e h t a C Dumancela is a oso Dumancela Catherine Card ised in ra d orean, born an Mexican/Ecuad inded m en op , e is a kind Sunset Park. Sh me a goal is to beco individual. Her er favorite H . an ci ni ch il te professional na es, ac pl ploring new hobbies are ex e with tim ng di and spen doing her hair, nce rie pe ex st fir is her her family. This hout ug her people. Thro working with ot so d pe lo she has deve this whole job, , ng ki ea sp ic as publ many skills such g. in ild bu d team being social, an e rever cherish th fo ill w e in er Cath e she has mad friendships that e. whole experienc is th throughout

Christian Stoddard

oming high Christian Stoddard is an upc y are The school senior born in NYC. e Art Works ativ Cre at working their first job kground bac n’s istia Chr r. over the summe y dabbled in in art is fairly simple, as the they aren’t drawing as a child. Though they are g, win dra very experienced in skills. ting wri ir the in very confident

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n a m r e m m i Z r e Dani Tyl

Dani Tyler-Zimmerman is a junior at Purchase College for a Bachelor’s degree in music, and returning for their second summer of working for Creative Art Works.

Hailing from Brooklyn, some of their passions include making music, writing, and drawing.

If all goes well, they hope to release a 20+ song album for their culminating senior project around May of 2027. During their time spent working for CAW, they can say that the best part about the job is how well balanced the work-fun ratio is. Even though the group is undertaking a professional endeavour, the working atmosphere is relaxed enough so that everything isn’t too stressed.

Emely Nunez Emely Nunez is from New Yo rk. This is her first job with C AW. Emely lik es to enjoy he time here. Sh r e spends her time with her family. Emely is a good liste ner, she also loves to listen to music, mos tly pop music She loves her . family the mos t because they’re the on ly people in he r life. Also she loves her dog, Rocky. Em ely is known for being kind , sweet, and ca ring. This summer work experience w as great and fun. It was nice meeting new people. The best thing abou t this job is lear ning more about art ever yday.

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Emily Wu

. This is in Brooklyn, NY Emily Wu lives with CAW. m an art progra in e tim st fir r he e through l past experienc She had a smal arts and doing her own art classes and d birthday such as gifts an crafts at home, e mainly Sh . and friends cards for family ies like bb ho g e collectin spends her tim tiple ing, playing mul crocheting, sew e to music, bing sports, listening and shows, and s ie watching mov before s to put people baking. She tend d has e she cares an herself becaus about . The best thing loyalty for them nce rie pe W is the ex the job with CA e Sh t. ee m got to and people she ship er ad le d an tivity has gained crea by As time goes through this job. ted with her ble and connec rta fo she feels com mural. le creating the community whi

Emmalina Eckstein

r) is a rising EmmaLina Eckstein (she/he High School. cal hni Tec yn okl senior at Bro , born and She is a native New Yorker lled to have thri is raised in Brooklyn. She project rks Wo Art e worked on a Creativ range a has a Lin ma Em e. for the first tim baking. and g of hobbies, including drawin for sion pas a She is a violinist and has the tly ren cur is she technical theater; Tech. In her stage manager at Brooklyn listening free time, EmmaLina enjoys , and nds frie to music, going out with . She era cam her taking pictures with this in g atin ticip par e tim had a great h the people bot for l tefu gra is and m progra she had. she met and the experience

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Fatou Diomande is a 16-year-old high school student. She lives in Brooklyn (Bed-stuy).

She loves to eat, sleep, hang with friends, and play basketball. This is her first year at Creative Arts Work, her experience so far has been fantastic because she met new people, made new friends, and enjoys the teamwork activities the TA’s made. This is great for her since she stopped doing art about a couple of years ago. This program brought her back to art, continuing to look and make art in a deeper, more meaningful way again.

Gabrielle Williams Gabrielle Will iams (she/her ) is a rising senior from Br ooklyn. This ye ar she took a fashion & de sign class that taught her how to hand se w and freehan d 10head croquis.

She spends he r free time listening to ar tists like Jhen é Aiko and Mariah the Sc ientist. She is also a movie lover based on comedy, actio n, and fantasy. She lo ves kids and sp ends her free time jour naling. This is her first CAW job and would describe it as “liberating” because she loves hands-on activities and making others comfortable. In her opinion, the best thing about this job would be gaining confide nce in making eye contact when public sp eaking.

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Back Row: Jeferson Miranda, Karen Liao, Katherine Yu, Aiana Rahaman, Emely

Third Row: Amanda Pan, Emmalina Eckstein, Lijuan Zhao Wu, Gabrielle Williams, V

Second Row: Hazel Chan, Emily Wu, Sam Valerio, Samia Fatima, Ava

Front Row: Teaching Artist Mon Iker, Teaching Artist Assistant Cass Wa

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Nunez, Dani Tyler-Zimmerman, Hamza Elgayaer, Jon-Rai Wright, Aaren Huang

Vicky Shi, Hilary Lee, Catherine Cardoso Dumancela, Seleka George, Terry Banks

a Wu, Fatou Diomande, Laila Moreno-Enninful, Lilyany Mirabal-Rairez

aters, Teaching Artist Dani Coca, Teaching Artist Colleen Kong-Savage

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r e a y a g l E a z m a H CAW er is a first time Hamza Elgaya Egyptian ld r-o ea -y is a 22 participant. He ttan but ha as born in Man American. He w ited Un e th ive years in spent his format to g in rn tu re before Arab Emirates, rrently 19 where he cu 20 in e dg Bay Ri ends fri ys being with resides. He enjo e tim e fre spends his d and family and an g in rit w g, in g, draw gaming, readin ed lp ills. CAW has he learning new sk s when s thought proces him improve hi ation ic un m m and his co it comes to art ts. with other artis

Hazel Chan graduate from Hazel Chan is a high school in Brooklyn n bor was Brooklyn Latin. She life. She ire ent her re the d and has live IB diploma an with ool sch h hig ted comple ions ibit exh and worked on visual arts She rs. yea ior sen and during her junior ether wh re futu the in art sue hopes to pur her is s it be a hobby or a career. Thi rentice with first summer as a youth app is not at she en Wh .

Creative Art Works ssing, Cro l ma Ani ying pla work, she is ing hanging out with friends, tak ative photographs, or drawing. Cre erience exp job her Art Works offered passionate with rk wo to es niti and opportu inspired, erience made her confident, individuals. Overall this exp e the whole summer. hom at ing sitt she would’ve been and more productive than

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Hilary Lee Hilary Lee is a 17-year-old incoming freshman at Hunter College. She lives in Brooklyn, New York, with her family, two turtles, and one cat. This is her first year with CAW, but she has been drawing for over a decade. In her free time, she can be found drawing, reading, and cooking, although her true interests are centered around law. At CAW, she’s improved her skills in teamwork, communication, and connected her two main interests—art and law—by painting for the courthouse.

a d n a r i M n o s r e f e J Jeferson is a sophomore co llege student from Brooklyn . He spends hi s time playing basketball, go ing to the gym , and studying for school. He loves to work and listen to music. He neve r had experie nce in art, and this is his first ever CAW job. CAW has definitely helped him de velop a bette mind for crea r tivity. It also he lped him gain new skill s in art, make new friends, and it even al lowed him to improve his communicatio n, and teamw ork skills. CAW lets people ex press their visi on and ideas together. He ex perienced som ething new and loved it.

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d r o f w a r C h Jeramia

as born in The ford (he/him) w Jeramiah Craw ooklyn. This a resident of Br w no is d an x Bron tive Art Works working at Crea e tim st fir s hi is perience so a wonderful ex and he has had d “art” have Jeramiah, he an far. According to adversity, h mix but throug not been a good eative Art Cr t en e environm th d an , ity tiv ea cr ility have , his skills and ab Works provides Jeramiah e. What makes begun to improv ness to wavering willing unique is his un adapt to to y ilit and his ab gs in th w ne n ar le Jeramiah every situation. almost any and g out his time hangin usually spends mes. He playing video ga with friends or n for his ow kn d is mostly values family an . and intelligence kindness, humor

Jon-Rai Wright an incoming Jon-Rai Wright (he/him) is ttan, nha Ma er sophomore in low Creative with job t firs his g experiencin investment Art Works. Aiming to be an es algebra tak manager in banking, he . He has a ses clas nce and personal fina s, with 4 ent par his ng udi incl family of 10 is He outgoing pets, who he loves dearly. his art is and when given the chance d tells him min his ver sourced by whate ause bec job this oys enj to create. He rk wo the of the bonds to be created, the and , environment experience ongst others. feeling of being yourself am

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Karen Liao Karen Liao is a rising senior at the Brooklyn Latin School in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. This is her first year working with CAW. She wants art and education to have a place in her future. On weekends she is an art teacher for children. Karen plays guitar, sings, and plays volleyball. Art has been her passion since childhood. She believes that creating is a crucial part of our lives that is often overlooked. At CAW, she loved bonding with her peers and working collaboratively on an artwork for the first time. She was also able to refine her skills in public speaking and feel more connected to the borough she grew up in.

Katherine Yu

Katherine Yu (she/her) is a rising junior attending Broo klyn Latin Hig h School.

Despite this be ing her first ye ar working at Creative Art Works (CAW), she has previously ga ined experienc e through volunteering as an art teac her. Katherine frequently spen ds her free tim e indulging in new hobbie s and experie nces. As a result she ofte n spends time thinking about what’s next in her jour ney of life.

Katherine’s tim e at CAW has taught her the importa nce of resilienc e and collaboration.

It has connec ted her to many new pe ople while de veloping soci skills. This op al portunity has gi ven a great insight for Kath erine about w orking and what it takes to be a part of a team.

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l u f n i n n E o n e r Laila Mo rising high is a 16 year-old Laila (she/her) Crown e was raised in school senior. Sh sister and r yn with her olde Heights, Brookl free time r he ds r. She spen he ot br r ge un yo ading at hip bracelets, re making friends Brooklyn , rollerskating at her local library s with ie d watching mov Bridge Park, an b, but jo W is her first CA her family. This g un yo a m fro awing she has been dr art or an ue rs pu to like age and would joys college. Laila en in or aj m n desig e, and ur ct ite ts and arch drawing portrai in ia ed m d ing mixe she loves explor e, nc rie pe ex W CA her her art. During s es oc t about the pr she learned a lo e tiv ec eff mural and of designing a t. a creative projec on n tio collabora t ar ic bl pu te ia ec It made her appr rtance rstand its impo de un d an e, or m perience ex er m strong . This sum nce and make in communities in more confide ga to ila La ed w also allo her peers. connections with

Lijuan Zhao Wu

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Lijuan Zhao Wu is a high sch rking as a Youth This is her first summer wo Works. She Art e Apprentice with Creativ skills and new her ght feels CAW has tau . She ple peo new et me to allowed her ing to talk spends her time sleeping and and nds frie her her friends. She loves wn for her family the most. She is kno this sixing Dur . ality son ambivert per to work d rne lea she , hip rns inte week kgrounds. bac nt with people from differe a lot her ght tau r me She feels this sum tive duc pro a was and gs of new thin experience.

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ez r i m a R l a b a r i M Lilyany

Lilyany Mirabal-Ramirez is a 17-yearold incoming college freshman at Mercy University. They are from east New York in Brooklyn. This is their first year at Creative Art Works. They’re known for their love for crocheting, music, and drawing. They are also well-known for being someone anyone can go up to and generally being a very supportive person. Their experience at CAW has been very fun and inspiring and they plan on doing this again next year!

Sam Valerio

Sam Valerio is a 20-year-old upcoming sophomore at Borough of M anhattan Community C ollege (BMCC ), working toward his Ass ociate’s degree in sociology. He hopes to beco me a social worker and is passiona te about understandin g how people grow and support each other. He join ed Creative A Works, not be rt cause he can draw, as he gladly admits he cannot, bu t because he enjoys teamw ork and sharin g ideas. Sam likes being fu nny to lighten the mood and help others fe el at ease. His love for video games connec ts to his intere st in problemsolving and co llaboration. C AW was a great experie nce that helped him build those skills ev en more.

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Samia Fatima

. This is her is from Pakistan Samia Fatima e alone tim r e enjoys he first CAW job. Sh mia Sa t. ar t a lot abou and is learning d she is an , ily m fa r he e with f and spends her tim el rs he g. Samia loves out good at cookin ab k in th . She loves to ars). feels confident ye (18 an st ki ent in Pa that time she sp n as s old and is know ar ye 19 Samia is s ve d lovely. She lo caring, sweet, an rent ffe di e t this job, lik everything abou es iti tiv ac , drawing types of games ds mia made frien Sa g. tin and pain to the ks an th e nc de and gained confi r peers. kindness of he

Seleka George ool student Seleka George is a high sch first job with her is s Thi . and 16 years of age erience exp her but , rks Wo Creative Art she was en with art goes way back to wh art at ed lov She in elementary school. ather ndf gra her e aus a young age bec ed lov a ndm gra her and r was a painte nger you was coloring books. When she g, win dra e tim she spent most of her d at. Now which she became really goo ball, lley (vo s bie hob her s she explore also She crocheting, paintings, etc).

Most of the loves sleeping and eating. next meal her ut abo g time she’s thinkin lth. She’s an hea is t res inte in ma r t or a nap. He wn as the quiet child. The bes kno e eka gained a new honor roll student, and at hom Sel gs. thin new g rnin erience and lea thing about this job is the exp . community that she enjoys

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Terry Banks Terry Banks (she/they) is a 16-year-old junior at Edward R. Murrow Highschool. She lives in Sunset Park and it’s her first time working with Creative Art Works. They find that their time at CAW has changed her perspective on collaborating with her peers, and overall meeting new people. CAW has offered her experience in public speaking and independence. Terry’s been doing art for over a decade and has had a wild imagination since childhood. She enjoys listening to music, creative writing, drawing, playing video games with her parents, and telling stories in her free time. Terry is known by her friends for her and her dad’s killer brownies.

Vicky Shi

Brooklyn, ing junior from Vicky Shi is a ris nical High ch ing Brooklyn Te currently attend arning, le t ou passionate ab is e Sh . ol ho Sc riencing rson, and expe growing as a pe e summer, . Throughout th life to its fullest ed ks has encourag Creative Art Wor ills, sk n tio ra her collabo her to improve and s, ay w w ne tivity in e express her crea or m g ded her in bein has ultimately ai herself. comfortable with

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Dani Coca

Teaching Artist Daniela Coca (Dani) is an American -Bolivian illustrator and arts educator based in Jersey City, NJ. Dani works to deepen connections with her com munity and actively participates in instructing both child ren and adults using various art mediums. While she valu es the improvement of technical skills, she also prioritizes comfort, creativity, fun, and an overall positive atmosphe re.

Dani primarily creates narrative-base d work, focusing on various concepts, visual developm ent, and comics and children's books. In her work, she explores the concept of connection with home, commun ity, and oneself. Much of her work is heavily inspired by cartoons, comics, and her experience as a Bolivian imm igrant. Utilizing her culture and interests, Dani has deve loped numerous styles that have afforded her oppo rtunities to work on published books and product desi gn.

She is a member of the "American Bolivian Collective" and is a featured artist in Project Mujeristas's International Colloquium on Femicide in the Americas and Catholic Responses. She hold s a BFA in Illustration from Massachusetts College of Art and Design.

Mon IkTeearching Artist Mon Iker (she/her) is a transdisciplinary artist working across the fields of arts-activism and clinical herbalism. By engaging the intersection of social and environmental justice through art and the healing exchange, she aims to create work that bridges visual culture and social practice. Her visual arts practice spans a variety of media, including arts-activism intervention, performance, murals, illustration, photography, short film, and animation. Last but not least, she is inspired by dad jokes and her curandera great grandmother. Born in San Antonio, Mon currently practices between Texas and New York. Mon’s artistic endeavors have shown across North America and have been featured in the New York Times. Awards (both solo and collective) include the EmergeNYC Fellowship, GloATL R&D Fellowship, Eyebeam Art and Technology Fellowship, and A Blade of Grass Fellowship. Select exhibitions include the American Academy of Arts & LeSers, Hemispheric Institute of Performing Arts and Politics Encuentro (Mexico City and Montreal), Art Basel, Queens Museum, and Living Walls: World’s First All Female Street Art Conference. Mon holds a BFA magna cum laude from Trinity University and the Savannah College of Art and Design.

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Colleen Kong-Savage

Teaching Artist

Colleen K on childhood g Savage spent h er h the globe opscotching acros s , from The Philippine to Zambia s, ,J Malaysia. apan, Taiwan, and She even tually mig to NYC fo rate ra University, n MFA at Columbia d then neve Since 202 r left town .

1, students in she has been guid in th g e B ro nx, Queen Brooklyn s, a th process. In rough the mural-ma nd k teaching a addition to being a ing rt creating im ist, she is an illustra to a cards, and ges for books, gre r, eti s favorite m mall businesses. H ng er ed paper colla ium is mixed-media g “Piano Wa e. Her picture boo k, n

by Page S ts to Play” was pub lished treet Kids in March, 2024.

Cass WatersTeaching Artist Assistant

Cass Waters is a multidiscipl inary artist and educator bas ed in Brooklyn.

While painting is central to her practice, Cass also wor ks in sound, video, and photography. Originally from Woodstock, Georgia, Cass developed her artistic voice while traveling across the U.S., working as an art model, and participatin g in open studio communities. She took an alternative path to art education, eventually relocati ng to New York City to pursue her Master of Fine Arts at the New York Academy of Art, where she graduated in 2025.

Cass currently lives and wor ks in Brooklyn, where she runs several community projects, including The Nostrand Gallery and The Exchange NYC. Cass brings a spiritually inve stigative and environmentally sensitiv e approach to both her studio work and teaching.

Her art explores the emotion al and material textures of built env ironments, engaging themes of class, architecture, and human presence.

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About the Public Art Youth Employment Program

Public Art Youth Employment Programs give teens and young adults full-time summer jobs and part-time jobs after school to create large-scale public art and multimedia projects. Youth Apprentices are guided by professional teaching artists from the initial concept development through client presentation, to the final edit and public unveiling or premiere. Along the way, they gain tangible employment and life skills such as leadership, teamwork, responsibility and the power of taking initiative. They are empowered by the enduring accomplishment in their work of art and its positive impact on the community.

About Creative Art Works

Creative Art Works (CAW) is a 39-year-old nonprofit that empowers young people through the visual and multimedia arts. Our programs equip children, teens, and young adults with essential tools and skills; connect them with community, academic success, and career opportunities; and inspire them to reach for new possibilities. Working in underserved neighborhoods of New York City, in public schools, recreation centers, foster care facilities, parks, juvenile justice settings, and in the remote environment, CAW provides dynamic creative youth development for those who otherwise lack access. Our programs build confidence, unlock a love of learning, and teach valuable technical and socialemotional skills while creating profound connections between our young constituents, their art and their communities. www.creativeartworks.org

CAW’S PUBLIC ART YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM IS SUPPORTED BY:

Milton & Sally Avery Arts Foundation

Creative Art Work’s Public Art Youth Employment program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.

Creative Art Work’s programming is made possible, in part, by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

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