We educate, encourage, and engage diverse groups from all walks of life using African-American art, artists, history, and subject matter.
 

Students read children’s literature books about the artists; they watch and listen to DVDs of documentaries and interviews of the artists; the children view museum-quality artworks (visual arts) and inspect different eras, mediums, styles, etc.; and a college-level instructor leads the youths in creative expression and “hands-on” activities using art supplied to the participants. All costs are typically free and at no cost to the children and their families. (We work hard to secure funds via grants, so the students can attend with no fee. We are so grateful to the various businesses, corporations, donors, entities, foundations, funders, givers, partners, philanthropists, supporters, and volunteers that undergird what we’re doing to make a difference in the lives of others!)