I like the idea of swimming. I’m just not good at it. What I really love
about swimming is fantasizing that I am a synchronized swimmer.

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michelle trudo

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We hooked up with P:ear
We like it that the relationships between people collaborating can create a space where you will find both discussion and vast creative potential– it creates this inspiring environment where things are possible. To design together requires us to listen and develop a dialogue of what could be possible. Intersections of opportunity like community collaborations, lets us recognize prejudices, and forces us to be open to new perspectives. We thought working with the youth at P:ear would do just that.

P:ear builds positive relationships with homeless and transitional youth, ages 15 to 23, through education, art and recreation to affirm personal worth and create more meaningful and healthier lives. Each year the programs serve more than 350 homeless and transitional young people.

Together we will create a narrative project focused on empowering through collecting and publishing the stories nobody ever asks for. Working on paper, and through sound and motion we will create an archive of personal voices of the students of P:ear.

 

 


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