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PROGRAMS
Since youth are part of larger systems in their community that affect their potential, Access Art delivers services to children and families that span both the school day and out of school time hours. Access Art serves the Baltimore community through:
Programs
Our Approach
Access Art's youth development focus is an extremely important part of the work we do and supports youth to become confident, professionally minded, and learning focused. We do this by providing youth with a safe space to be after school, positive adult relationships and role models, empowering activities to build self-esteem, and valuable opportunities for leadership. Our staff is consistently reevaluating curriculum to maintain an “elegant problem” for our students by creating an age appropriate learning dynamic which maintains a stimulating environment that challenges, supports, and facilitates a feeling of accomplishment. Through a strong curricular collaborative process and weekly staff meetings to contemplate the challenges of our individual youth, Access Art staff maintain a rigorous understanding of the demands each child is facing. To support the diverse learning styles of our youth, Access Art staff utilize practices of Universal Design by including enhanced visual supports and adapting art tools and techniques, incorporating diversified learning strategies within lesson plans, implementing specific daily behavior plans for youth with input from parents, and building attendance and engagement strategies with a student’s local school and teachers.
Approach
Projects
YOUTH PROJEcTS
Photography for Ally Sculpture
Assemblage Project
Youth Assistants
Anti-Bullying Mural at Morrell Park
Giant Snail for Lantern Parade
Mask Project
Book & Paper Making
Green Screen Video Workshop for YMCA
Self Portrait Project
Sculpture for Memorial Garden
Elementary Picasso Portrait
Genesee Valley Ropes Course
Reading Billboard- Morrell Park
Hockney Portrait Project
Mosaic Project
Paper Mache Puppets for Parade
Painting and Collage
Mural in Morrel Park
Tie-Dye Screen Printed Emotion Flags
Mark Making Project
Paper Mache Community Hero Masks
Genesee Valley Ropes Course
Youth Assistant Badge
Sign Language "Love" Hands
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