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This program was a multifaceted exploration of the healing arts through a cultural lens, engaging diverse audiences with demonstrations, hands-on activities, and dialogues. Artisans and educators from Black, Indigenous, and Hispanic communities shared their practices in the visual, music, dance, culinary, and movement arts. The events, held both on-site and off-site, were designed to attract and engage BIPOC audiences, particularly those historically underserved in the local area. The program highlighted the museum's role in promoting health and well-being through art and cultural exchange.
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To enhance participants' wellness, increase unity among diverse communities, and promote a greater understanding of cultural healing practices
The program effectively met its goals with participants reporting increased wellness, unity, and appreciation for the diverse healing arts that were shared.
The program successfully deepened relationships with local communities, emphasizing the importance of in-person engagement for building connections and fostering wellness. Community partnerships are vital to reaching key audiences.
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Photos courtesy of the Detroit Institute of Arts