Arts Access
ACHF Arts Access
Enhance partnership with YouthCARE resulting in potential ongoing programming that engages the target population with Illusion and the art of theater. Illusion leadership will engage in discussions and interviews with YouthCARE staff and youth leaders to determine the success of the project and the potential for ongoing collaboration. 2: 275 at-risk youth (age 13-18) and 35 YC staff and youth mentors will attend Illusion plays, events, and workshops designed for the target group. Illusion will maintain accurate attendance records.
Illusion enhanced its partnership with YouthCARE resulting in ongoing programming that actively engages youth with Illusion and the art of theater. Project leader Karen Gundlach engaged in discussions and debriefing interviews with YouthCARE staff. She had three on-site meetings during the year with YouthCARE staff to assess the work done, to determine who she would work with next, and the focus that this next work should take. Some groups were being trained as youth leaders; some as part of the program to be exposed to theater; some for communication skills. 2: 279 distinct at-risk youth (age 13-18) and 35 YouthCARE staff attended Illusion plays, events, and workshops designed for the target group. Illusion artist/educators and YouthCARE maintained records of youth who attended workshops and the number of workshops held. We used the special code, general complimentary codes and tracking of school performances to track the number of those from YouthCARE who attended productions.
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