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RECENT WORKS
COMMUNITY ART
"Love the Bully" Mural Project
Youth Art and Media Works, Minneapolis College of Art and Design, and Emerson Spanish Immersion Learning Center 3rd, 4th and 5th graders teamed up to find a positive solution to bullying through the creation of a mural.
Their solution? EMPATHY, FORGIVENESS + LOVE THE BULLY. Get a glimpse behind the scenes and see how YA+M worked with MCAD and Emerson students to create this positive solution to bullying .
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WEB SERIES
Block by Block
Youth Art and Media Works presents BLOCK BY BLOCK
– A web series for ‘tween boys and girls
“Block by Block” is a contemporary spin on the extraordinarily successful kid’s dramas of the past. In the tradition of Little House on the Prairie, and much like Canada’s DeGrassi, “Block by Block” entertains and educates kids through compelling and real storytelling that leads to hopeful, positive outcomes.
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COMIC BOOKS
Episode 6
Just as Trunk is about to clobber Robin, Din-Din yanks the tough guy’s sweat pants down around his ankles. Big boy is wearing Sponge Bob drawers! And they run!!!!!!!
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