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ABOUT ARTWELLArtWell is a Philadelphia-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing educational, arts-based programs for youth and communities facing discrimination, poverty, violence, and the everyday challenges of growing up. Founded in 2000 in response to chronic community violence in Philadelphia neighborhoods, ArtWell has since partnered with more than 400 organizations, serving more than 37,000 youth across the Greater Philadelphia region.

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FRONT COVER: HEARTBEAT ENSEMBLE, 2019 ARTWELL FESTIVALRIGHT: YOUTH ARTS PROJECT WITH CAMP SOJOURNER, 2019

FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTORDear Friends,

Highlights of my year always include visits to ArtWell classrooms, and this year was no exception. Waiting just outside a classroom as students prepare to welcome ArtWell Teaching Artists is to bear witness to a wondrous transformation. Excitement fills the room as students’ energies rise. A few take drums joyfully into their hands and move with rhythms. Shy students, usually tentative in sharing their work, smile wide as

they experience peers snapping their fingers in encouragement. ArtWell classrooms exhibit enthusiastic creativity, unbounded curiosity, and brave risk-taking.

This year also brought great sadness as we lost beloved Joe Brenman who was an Artist in Residence with us from 2003 to January of 2018. Joe was an admired exemplar of our values. Throughout his time at ArtWell, he inspired thousands of students, fellow teaching artists, activists, partners, staff, and board leaders with the genius of his artistry, tireless passion, and humanity, joy, and love. And as we continue to mourn his loss, we continue to feel the seeds of his legacy growing in us.

Joe’s amazing ability to turn classrooms into art academies affirms the brilliance and talent of all of our Teaching Artists who foster sanctuaries in every school they work in. ArtWell Teaching Artists led programs and workshops in 40 Philadelphia classrooms, creating safe environments to help students mine the strengths in their personal beings and communities and discover the power of their dreams.

As is displayed in this annual report, we have had an abundant year, and are grateful for all our supporters that made this possible including William Penn Foundation and their multi-year grant that is enabling us to expand our DeepWell model. And we are honored to have received several awards, such as the Alpha Phi Alpha Award for Educational Excellence. We are so thankful for the opportunity to be engaged with classrooms out in our communities.

Each day, we are profoundly aware of the enormous challenges our students face in our city and world. Each day, we also witness them standing up with powerful questions, ambitious visions, inspiring gifts – and the extraordinary metamorphosis that takes place when they are given the opportunity to create.

On behalf of ArtWell, I express heartfelt thanks for your partnership in our mission and for listening together to our young people as they call us again and again to stand up for all people.

I used to think being a leader meant organizing people. Now I think it means

standing up for people.Art of Growing Leaders Student, 7th Grade, Science Leadership Academy, 2019

Rev. Susan TeegenArtWell Executive Director

To request a youth program or workshop, email programs@theartwell.org or visit us online at theArtWell.org.

THE ART OF GROWING LEADERS The Art of Growing Leaders is an expansion of The Art of Growing Up® program, ArtWell’s rites of passage module. Through mask-making, poetry and multi-disciplinary arts, students build trust with one another and explore their identity and aspirations, inspired by cross-cultural coming of age traditions. Later in the program, students identify their unique strengths as leaders and work together on a social action project using art for advocacy and activism.

HEARTBEATLaunched in the fall of 2015, HeartBeat builds on more than 15 years of partnership with Marcy Francis and Jan Jeffries, ArtWell’s percussion artists in residence. HeartBeat uses the power of West African and Afro-Caribbean music and tradition as a vehicle to engage youth while integrating ArtWell’s expertise in poetry for literacy-building and reflection.

Since 2000, ArtWell has had the honor of working with hundreds of amazing partners including schools, libraries, diverse faith-based organizations, and health and social-service providers to serve up to 1500 students per year across the Greater Philadelphia region.

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ARTWELL CORE PROGRAMS

MASTERPEACEArtWell’s MasterPeace® program engages students and communities in large-scale arts processes such as murals, mosaics and installations to help participants overcome challenges, build bridges and lift up the strengths of their neighborhoods. Individual and community-focused projects under the Masterpeace program have led to a number of collaborative installations throughout the city, empowering individuals and restoring their neighborhoods.

WE THE POETSThe We the Poets® program, ArtWell’s longest running program, builds literacy skills, communication and self expression, and fosters a love of learning through poetry. We the Poets’ curriculum is aligned with state and core standards for grades 1-12 and has been used in Pennsylvania districts for standardized test (PSSAs) preparation tied to literacy comprehension.

I liked how the Artwell teachers trusted us as 7th graders, to talk about deep stuff and not treat us like little kids.We the Poets Student, 7th Grade, Saint Francis De Sales School, 2019

YOUTH LEADERSHIP COUNCILThe ArtWell Youth Leadership Council, joined by youth leaders from Norris Square Neighborhood Project in 2017/2018, focuses on transformative and innovative ways to share resources, model strength through inter-dependence, provide youth with equitable compensation and increased opportunities, and connect across communities and neighborhoods for greater impact.

ARTWELL DEEPWELLThe ArtWell DeepWell initiative provides select partner sites with multiple ArtWell core programs for students across several grade levels. The multi-program model was developed in 2015 to provide educational partners with consistent, long-term programs for deeper impact on students, and an expanded school presence in support of school staff, families, and the broader school community.

2018/2019 DeepWell partners: Al-Aqsa Islamic Academy, Camp Sojourner Girls’ Leadership Camp, James Rhoads Elementary School, John H. Taggart School, and Parkway West High School.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMSARTWELL@WORK WORKSHOPS BY REQUEST

ArtWell@Work shares the transformative power of art, creative expression, and reflection to help adults connect more deeply with purpose and power in their work and lives.

Crafted by ArtWell staff trained in group facilitation and arts education, ArtWell@Work workshops engage teams of individuals and professionals with creative arts processes for strengthening skills and supporting various agency-specific goals such as team building, leadership development, or self-care.

ArtWell@Work is priced on a sliding scale to ensure workshops are accessible to any organization or business. To learn more, email programs@theartwell.org or visit us online at theArtWell.org.

Proceeds from ArtWell@Work support our core programs for Philadelphia youth.

WOMEN OF EQUITY BY INVITATION ONLY

Supported by the Valentine Foundation and hosted by ArtWell, Women of Equity is a no-cost, peer leadership development space that invests in the power of women of color as change agents to tackle institutional race and gender bias in their organizations and beyond. Adult participants meet throughout the year to explore creative arts processes for self-care, healing, and resilience, and to share tools and knowledge on diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace.

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During 2018/2019 ArtWell led youth arts programs and workshops at 19 sites.

ArtWell programs and workshops were held in 40 Philadelphia school classrooms.

More than 700 hours of program and workshop instruction were provided by 27 ArtWell teaching artists.

In 2018/2019 ArtWell served more than 700 students across the Greater Philadelphia region.

Since 2000, ArtWell has partnered with more than 400 organizations and served more than 37,000 participants.

How is ArtWell supporting Philadelphia youth?

JAMES RHOADS ELEMENTARY CULMINATION PERFORMANCE, 2019

PARTNERSYOUTH PROGRAMS / SITE PARTNERSBEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICEHMS School for Children with Cerebral Palsy

INDEPENDENT & FAITH-BASED INSTITUTIONSAl-Aqsa Islamic Academy DEEPWELL PARTNER

Friends’ Central SchoolLa Salle AcademyNorth Penn MosqueQuba Institute of Arabic and Islamic StudiesSaint Francis De Sales School

OUT-OF-SCHOOL TIME / COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONSCamp Sojourner Girls’ Leadership Camp DEEPWELL PARTNER

Interfaith PhiladelphiaNeed in Deed / Eliza Butler Kirkbride SchoolRutgers University Future Scholars | CamdenWoodmere Art MuseumYESPhilly

PUBLIC / CHARTER SCHOOLSJames Rhoads Elementary School* DEEPWELL PARTNER

John H. Taggart School* DEEPWELL PARTNER

Parkway Northwest High School*Parkway West High School DEEPWELL PARTNER

Science Leadership Academy Middle School

ARTWELL@WORK / TRAINING & WORKSHOP PARTNERSThe Barnes FoundationThe Blue Door GroupCenter for Schools and CommunitiesEclectic Learning NetworkHealth Federation | National Health Corps PhiladelphiaInterfaith PhiladelphiaLa Salle UniversityMoore College of Art & DesignNonprofit Learning Lab | Nonprofit InstitutePenn State BrandywinePhiladelphia Higher Education Network for Neighborhood DevelopmentPhiladelphia FuturesRelay Graduate School of EducationSettlement Music School / PMAY Artists’ InitiativeSlalomStockton Rush Bartol FoundationTeach For AmericaThomas Jefferson UniversityWest Philadelphia Skills InitiativeWhat Is: MindfulnessWomen’s Community Revitalization Project*ARTWELL WORKSHOPS PROVIDED FOR SCHOOL FACULTY.

Fiscal year July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019

PPRA SELECTS ARTWELL AS NEW PROACTIVE PARTNERAugust 28, 2018. Philadelphia Public Relations Association (PPRA) selects ArtWell as its charity of choice for 2018/2019, providing support for ArtWell events and outreach efforts during the year including donation drives that result in 135 art kits for students.

WILLIAM PENN FOUNDATION, ARTS EDUCATION GRANT September 6, 2018. ArtWell receives a $225,000 Arts Education grant to support and expand the ArtWell DeepWell model to four Philadelphia sites through 2020/2021. (The initial DeepWell concept was funded by the foundation in 2015.)

2018 ARTWELL 5K RAISES MORE THAN $14,000October 14, 2018. Thanks to the amazing support of friends and partners ArtWell fields its largest team ever for the annual 5K fun run hosted by Generosity Series. New team records are set for runners and walkers (25), donations (173), and total funds raised ($14,418).

ALPHA PHI ALPHA AWARD FOR EXCELLENCEDecember 1, 2018. ArtWell is honored alongside teacher Zahmu Sankofa and Dr. William R. Hite, Jr. by the esteemed Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity for demonstrating excellence in advocacy and education.

POET TALK-BACK & OPEN MIC, THE ART OF CONNECTIONDecember 10, 2018. ArtWell and partners Interfaith Philadelphia and The Fabric Workshop and Museum host a poignant evening of poetry, faith, and identity featuring Philadelphia poets. The event is part of “The Art of Connection” program, a 2018/2019 public arts and performance series developed by Interfaith Philadelphia.

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ART OF GROWING LEADERS LAUNCHES AT SLA-MS January 9, 2019. The second week of 2019 marks the start of ArtWell’s first-ever youth workshops with Science Leadership Academy Middle School (SLA-MS). The weekly Art of Growing Leaders workshops, led by eight teaching artists and spanning ten weeks, are provided for four simultaneous classes of 7th grade students as part of the school’s winter mini-courses.

2019 SOCIAL INNOVATION AWARD, ARTS & CULTURE January 24, 2019. ArtWell is one of three winners in the Arts and Culture field at the 2019 Greater Philadelphia Social Innovations Awards. Winners were chosen following an online public vote with the top three recipients eligible for awards. ArtWell received the second most votes among six art and culture finalists.

PHILADELPHIA CULTURAL FUND, ART & CULTURE GRANTMarch 26, 2019. During a ceremony at City Hall, The Philadelphia Cultural Fund announces the recipients of its 2019 Art & Culture Grants — ArtWell is awarded $10,987 in general operating support. Thank you Philadelphia Cultural Fund, Mayor Jim Kenney, and City Councilmembers for your continued support and belief in our mission!

JOURNALIST CHARLES ELLISON VISITS AL-AQSA ACADEMYApril 26, 2019. Local journalist Charles Ellison visits the Art of Growing Leaders program at Al-Aqsa Islamic Academy and provides an enlightening account in support of their social action project which explores the correlation between hunger and violence in Philadelphia.

YOUTH ART EXHIBIT INSPIRED BY FREEDOM’S JOURNALJune 3-28, 2019. ArtWell and Gryphon Cafe (Kensington) host “Arc of Promise,” an exhibit featuring works from We the Poets 4th grade students at Rhoads Elementary School and 8th grade students at Anna L. Lingelbach School who participated in a spring program designed for the Woodmere Art Museum and the Jerry Pinkney exhibit, “Freedom’s Journal”.

2019 ARTWELL FESTIVALJune 8, 2019. ArtWell presents the third edition of the ArtWell Festival, a free community celebration featuring interactive art stations, exhibits, youth and adult performances, health and wellness stations, partner information booths, and food and drink from local eateries. The biennial festival hosts up to three hundred guests at the Oxford Mills complex in South Kensington. 2019’s theme: Imagining community wellness through creativity.

INTERFAITH YOUTH NEIGHBORHOOD MOSAIC PROGRAM June 17-21, 2019. ArtWell joins Interfaith Philadelphia in support of their Mosaic program, a week-long summer camp for twenty 6th-9th grade students at the Aquinas Center in South Philadelphia. As the camp’s creative arts partner ArtWell is entrusted with designing an interdisciplinary art and poetry curriculum tied to the camp’s overarching goals: interfaith dialogue, creative expression, and community engagement.

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AWAKENING DREAMSFiscal year beginning July 1, 2018 and ending June 30, 2019.

MAJOR FUNDING SOURCES

YEAR-TO-YEAR REVENUE & SUPPORT

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Provide a high school group of 20 students with consistent poetry workshops through 4 years of high school, helping them develop literacy and writing skills

Provide a 30 week program, helping 20 students to discover their creative strengths and honor those of others

Provide 10 weeks of percussion and poetry classes for children who have never experienced multicultural music education

Support a culminating event, where students can proudly share their creativity with their family, friends, and community

Staff a daily classroom of 20 students with 2 talented teaching artists who will teach youth creative skills, and serve as mentors to students who need more caring adults in their lives.

Gifts of all sizes make a difference for students.

Donate online at https://theArtWell.org

REVENUE & SUPPORT

INSTITUTIONAL SuPPORTERSAllen Hilles FundAmerican Heritage Federal Credit UnionBarra FoundationBryn Mawr Presbyterian ChurchChestnut Hill Rotary ClubChristopher Ludwick FoundationThe Nessa Forman, David Forman, Eleanor and Solomon Forman Family Fund of the Philadelphia FoundationHamilton Family Charitable TrustHenrietta Tower Wurts MemorialJohn Templeton FoundationLaura J. Niles FoundationLenfest FoundationMain Line Children’s FestivalMetropolitan Christan Council of PhiladelphiaOxford MillsPECOPenn Treaty Special Services District

Pennsylvania Council on the ArtsPhiladelphia Cultural FundThe Philadelphia Foundation Fund for ChildrenPhiladelphia Public Relations AssociationPsalm 103 FoundationRosenlund Family FoundationSamuel S. Fels FundStockton Rush Bartol FoundationTabernacle United Church of ChristTempleton World Charity FoundationValentine FoundationWilliam Penn Foundation

Fiscal year July 1, 2018 through June 30, 20192019 ARTWELL FESTIVAL

Supporters$10,000+Cathleen and David CohenCharlotte KaitzJennifer and Scott Simpson

$5,000+Suzan Kaitz and Jonathan KatzWill Sachse and Carolyn HazardArthur R.G. and Julia Solmssen

$2,500+Peg and Michael AmbroseWilliam and Jean HillJulie LazarusJeanmarie LeeAngela Steel and Matthew Harrington

$1,500+Syed AfzalPatricia and Charles SmailSusan and Donald Wargo

$750+William and Debbie BeckerTina DiCroce and John BurkeAdab IbrahimEdward and Kathleen KellyWendy and Justin Klein KeaneRobert and Dorothy McCabe

Carolyn Spann Tyson and Juan TysonEric Hocky and Abby Stamelman Hocky

UP TO $750Sally AaronsIman AbdullahCelia AbramsAndrew and Stacey AbramsonTiy AdamsAlyson and Marc AdlerMartha and Dean AdolphDeborah AhrensRuth and Michael AichenbaumAlexis AlbanRachel AndersonGeraldine Buck and Douglas AndersonJuliane AndersonCindy and Randall AndersonTheodore and Barbara AronsonStephen ArrivelloMohammad AzizPaula BaldwinKatherine BarhamEsther BarronAstami BektiPaul and Joan BergsteinssonAlx Block and Lula Jones

Lonna BloomDarrell BoydPatricia Boyer and John RorerBurton BrenmanCaren BrenmanGraham BrentShannon BreuerClaire Brill and Walt CresslerAdrienne and Brenton BrownCorita BrownDavid BrownNicole BrownDeborah BurnhamCecelia Fitzgibbon and Keith Scott CameronJody CanaleFariha Khan and Michael CareyZeena CastroAdrienne Wallace ChewSandra and Jean Marc ChoukrounWilliam and Cissy ClaypoolVic and Charlene CompherDiane ConnorWilliam Conrad and Betti KahnLawrie Hartt and Jacqueline CorenElizabeth CortezDirk CosShannon Coulter

Jeffrey Thomsen and Catherine CoyleRachael CoyleHelen CunninghamAda-morena daCostaJazmine daCostaPamela DembeLynn DentonChristine DicksonStephen Dietrich and Ursula BechertElizabeth DiffleyJeremy and Nicole DiroffMaurine Doggett and James ThackerKatie and Mark DonovanSusan and Steven DubowSharon DuganTodd and Lori DukemanRachel DukemanAlice and Peter DustinAmy Mann and Jean ErbBarbara and Don ErlichmanCindy Mogul and Elliott FeldmanBetsy FiltonJane FinlayAnthony FitzgeraldCarol FleischmanPaula FreilichSharon Friedler

Fiscal year July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019

UP TO $750Nina FulmerMichael GallagherSharon GeigerJim GerhardLynne and Steven Glasser Christan GlennonEllen and Eric GoldbergHannah GoldsteinLaura and Louis GordonTheresa GormanCharlotte and Charles Gosselink Shelley Green and Michael Golden Suzan Greenberg and Milt TarshishEdward and Judith Grinspan Melanie HaikenWilliam H. Haines IVJayne and Jay HallettLinda HannaEdward HannonRosyln HansenElvira HawkesAlexis HedgelandDonna HeilGregory HeleniakJudy Herman and Stephen Small George and Cara Herold Deborah HiattWilliam L. and Linda Hill

Joseph HockyFrank Hollick and Bonnie QueenSandra and Mark HoopesLynne and William HoroschakMaria Noonan Huber and Kevin HuberNathan HurstRosemary HutchinsonAymen IbrahimAndrew JacksonPhyllis and Marc JacobsShana JarvisMichele JeffersonBeth JellinekLeah JeterJames JohnsonChristina and Walter JohnsonDonna JonesGinny KarabellLisa KarlinMissy and Rob KatholAmy and Joe KatzKaren KaufmanBrendan KeeganEdward KennedyLee KingKelly KirbyJonathan KleinRoberta KleinNicole and Chris Kleinberg

Deborah KnudsonCaroline Kobylarz BrownThomas KopickiRosemarie KopickiJan KoppleAnni KramerNancy KrodyStuart and Jill KreugerElizabeth Kreuger and John SeleyDona LantzAlan LaPayoverGary LarkinMichael LarkinLance and Mary LaverNathan Laver and Michelle LewisKaren LawsonBetty LeacraftJoann LeeElizabeth LeisterMariana LeisterBarry and Gail LevinMarian LevineRebecca LevyJessica LevyLaura Line and Josh GoldsteinKaren LloydBenjamin LloydConstance LloydJoan LloydRachel Lloyd

Bernadette Lloyd-Sobolow Jane LowePatricia MaJane and John MaKransky Andrea and Jay Malamut Barry and Tilda MannWilliam MastonTherese McCoyGregory MellorJulie Meranze-Levitt and Jerry LevittMarie MiyashiroJanis Moore CampbellNancy Moses Bloom and Myron BloomJenifer MuddNormadene MurphyLaura MurphyBryheim MurrayBrad MurthaJulie NemethDiane Nissen and Jerry GollubKaren O’DwyerAfia Ohene-FrempongAlexandra O’NeillGeri PagliaruloRae PagliaruloStephanie and Joe ParkerPatricia Pearce and Kip LeitnerMichael and Margaret Pearce

Supporters

Supporters

Fiscal year July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019

UP TO $750Kathy and Michael PechtSteve PerkissTali Perlman and David GilesHolly PharesKimberly PhillipsSamuel and Susan PierceLouise PolisAnita PowellKim PowersLee PughMark and Alice RaderKeith RandChloe RappJenny and Jim RatiganJeff RealeMarcos ReynagaTrevor ReynoldsJohn and Virginia RiceSara RichmanKathy RickFaye Riva CohenRuth Robbins and April HerringGeorge Robert Overhiser, Jr.Patricia RobertsCynthia and Dick RobinsonErin RobinsonChristopher RomanoLaurie and Steven RosardJulia Ryan

Jennifer Sang and Patrick MacAvoyMaureen SaracoCicely SaundersSharon SaundersMargie ScharfKaryn SchoolfieldNancy and Peter Scimenes Nina Scimenes Rodebaugh Marjorie SeligmanMindy Shapiro and Alan MendelsohnSuzanne SheederJeffrey and Laurel Silber William SimileBarbara and Dr. Joseph McGraw Martha and Bill Sinovic Michelle SipicsDeana SlaterViola SmithKelsey SmithPatricia and John Smyth Edward and Wenda Spann Carrie SpauldingJeremy Brochin and Reena SpicehandlerMark Spiller and Amy Cohen Janet StansberryMark Stern and Susan Seifert

Edward Johnson and Elisabeth Steuble-Johnson Cynthia StewartDavid StrausElizabeth StullHeather Swartwood Deborah and Thomas Swirsky-SacchettiJulia TaylorPhyllis and Richard Taylor Dawn Taylor-StormSusan TeegenRichard and Evelyn Teegen June and Wade Terry Duwayne Terry and Julia Katz TerryClaudine ThomasSuzanne ThomasLenora ThompsonLinda ToiaAlexandra TraczJennifer Troutman Deborah and George Tustin Bonnie TysonHanan UrickMary VanClayShirley VanClayKate WandPatrycja WardaJanet Waring

David WatsonColleen WattsDevon WeaverSheila WeinbergJudy WicksJames and Margery WiederLaura and Mitchell WienickJoshua WilkinLillian WilliamsAngela WillsJonathan Wilson and Sharon KaitzLinda WonTemwa WrightVonetta YoungDiane Zatz

ArtWell leaders

TEACHING ARTISTS 2018/2019Jac AlyanakianValerie AndersonOreOluwa BadakiJay BeckJoe BrenmanAngel BriceSarah ChavezJames ChurchKadidja CisseBriana ClarkeCathleen CohenJennifer EckenrodeJessica EldredgeMarcy FrancisRachel FromeNoor JaberJan JeffriesAsake Denise JonesLindo JonesDonnell Powell

Adina ShapiroAnssumane SilláKris SmithJulia TerryRebeccah UlmJesse WhiteYolanda Wisher

PROGRAM INTERNS 2018/2019Crystal AnokamElizabeth ChagnonAlexa Diggs YOUTH INTERN

Emily LaneSrinidhi Ramakrishna

FRIENDS OF ARTWELL Mohammad AzizArthur BenedictGabe CanusoYvette DuperonAnne M. Francois, Ph.D.Huma HafeezJoy Mills, MDivArmana Rehman, Esq.Jennifer SimpsonAmanda Smoot

Thank you to Tina DiCroce and Sara Richman for their leadership as ArtWell board members in 2018/2019.

BOARD OF DIRECTORSEXECUTIVE COMMITTEEAdab Ibrahim, MSP CO-CHAIR

Carol S. Tyson, MEd CO-CHAIR

Patricia Pearce, MDiv HON. CHAIR

Jeanmarie Lee VICE CHAIR

Patricia Smail TREASURER

Angela Steel, PhD SECRETARY

William Hill, MBAAbby Stamelman Hocky, MSW

BOARD MEMBERSAdrienne W. Chew, EdDCathleen Cohen, PhDDavina DeMarkSusan Dubow, Esq.Lee KingJulie LazarusNormadene MurphyBrad MurthaWill Sachse, Esq.Edward SpannClaudine Thomas

EXECUTIVE DIRECTORSusan Teegen, MDiv

OFFICE & PROGRAMS STAFFBriana Clarke Program Manager

Dan HostFinancial Administrator

Marcos Reynaga Communications Director

Jessica ScipioneDevelopment Director

ARTISTS IN RESIDENCEJoe Brenman IN MEMORIAM, 1949-2019

Marcy FrancisSonia GaliberJan Jeffries

For information about ArtWell volunteer opportunities email us at volunteer@theartwell.org.

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ArtWell supports young people and their communities through multidisciplinary arts

expression, education, and creative reflection to celebrate their strengths, thrive while facing

complex challenges, and awaken their dreams.

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