In the second installment of our skills-sharing series “How To: Find Your Civic Purpose,” Mallory Rukhsana Nezam (CAT Alum 2012) founder of Justice + Joy Consulting and co-founder of the Cross-sector Artists in Residence Lab will facilitate an hour-long virtual workshop exploring civic purpose and its impact on communities and systems. Join us to explore how artists can work to amplify critical issues, collaborate across sectors, and advance equitable outcomes for the challenges with which we grapple.

Join us for the first in a new skill-sharing series from the Community Arts Training (CAT) Institute! Jayvn Solomon (CAT Alum 2019) will guide us in the use of play to develop intentional collaborative action. This hour-long virtual session will equip participants with practical tools for navigating spaces and conversations, and entering and exiting partnership in the pursuit of shared goals.

CAT Alumni, bring your families and close friends as we enjoy games, art-making, and light snacks. This is an opportunity to deepen our connections as Alumni and get to know some of the folks that play important roles in our lives.