With support from the CAC, William James Association will deliver engaging, inspiring, in-depth and on-going visual arts classes led by professional artists at Marin County Juvenile Hall and Marin Oaks High through our TeamWorks Art Mentoring Program. With off-campus art mentoring workshops at accessible neighborhood venues, justice system involved youth can maintain collaboration with their artist mentors, fulfilling a purpose in their community by co-creating culturally relevant public murals.
Prison Arts Project hires artists to provide in-depth, long-term arts experiences in prisons & jails. Meaningful arts experiences prepare participants to successfully return to society, reconnect w families, gain social & communication skills & opportunities to give back thru the arts. Community Youth Arts Project (in Santa Cruz County) and TeamWorks Art Mentoring Program (in Marin County) provide arts intervention for high-risk, under-served and disenfranchised youth in Juvenile Hall and Alternative schools to promote creative expression, self-discipline, and community engagement. Unlocking hearts and minds with bold, original theater, Poetic Justice Project is dedicated to presenting theater that examines crime, punishment & redemption. WJA’s Fiscal Sponsorship Program assists emerging nonprofit groups and community organizations by providing grant-related admin. support, tax-exempt status & fiscal sponsorship.