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Michelle Glass

  • Home
  • Community Engagement Projects
    • The Mural Arts Institute Art + Environment Capacity Building Initiative
    • The Cuyama Milagros Project
    • The Arvin Quilt Project
    • The Inglewood Heritage Cooking Project
    • The Nomadic Mural Project
    • Everyday Monuments
    • The 1,000 Wildflowers and the Women of Arvin Project
    • Community Story Lab
    • Darby Art Action Project
    • De Colores: A Community Story Project
    • The Mobile CROPS Project (Community Resource for Organic Produce + Sustainability)
  • Contact

Art + Environment Capacity Building Initiative

A PARTNERSHIP WITH MURAL ARTS PHILADELPHIA THROUGH THE MURAL ARTS INSTITUTE

A collaborative, participatory arts-based project which addresses local environmental issues and climate change in California’s Central Valley/Kern County. The Arts Council of Kern, Dr. Rosanna Esparza, Michelle Glass, Arte de la Tercera Edad, The Center on Race, Poverty & the Environment, The Central California Environmental Justice Network, The Central Valley Air Quality Coalition, UCSB Professor Julie Maldonado, UCSC Professors Laurie Palmer and Vivian Underhill, and local youth. This is a two year project that is being produced with the Mural Arts Institute, a program of Mural Arts Philadelphia. 

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