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Empowering Communities through Art: A Toolkit for Embedded Artistic Practice At coLAB Arts, we are deeply committed to the belief that the arts are essential in building stronger, more connected communities. Lane Michael Stanley was in residence this past year with permanent supportive housing organization Mission First Housing Group and has a fresh take on outlining a critical framework for how artists can embed themselves within communities to foster collaboration, connection, and meaningful impact. Community-embedded artistic practice is not just about creating art for an audience, but rather with the community—elevating shared stories and ensuring that every voice has the opportunity to be heard. The strategies discussed in this toolkit offer valuable insights for artists and community leaders looking to drive change through creative collaboration. Even if that means offering snacks and a place to charge a phone. Bravo Lane. We hope others are encouraged to consider this approach and how these practices can further engage and strengthen the communities we serve. Read the full article here and let us know what you think! https://lnkd.in/eepNnnEp #CommunityArt #CreativeCollaboration #ArtAndCommunity #CulturalInnovation #SocialImpact

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Elise Brancheau

Nonprofit Leader | Classical Singer

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This is an excellent piece that beautifully and honestly delves into the how and, more important, the why of community-embedded artistic practice (love this phrase!).

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