Story Tapestries is committed to the concept of collective growth – advocating for accessible and inclusive spaces. We consistently ask, “who is not represented?” and actively plan workshops and performances to engage those whose voices we identify as missing. This means partnering with groups who already meet, offering workshops at times supportive of youth and families, holding programming in a variety of spaces, and raising resources to remove barriers by providing services such as transportation, food, child care, linguistic interpreters, and closed captioning.
Story Tapestries presents performances by professional and community artists addressing the racial crisis sparked by recent deaths of Breonna Taylor, George Floyd and Ahmaud Arbery at the hands of police brutality, amid a global pandemic.
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Story Tapestries uses the tools of the arts, arts integration and Universal Design for Learning methodology to support learning:
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Programs are geared toward community members 16 and older who wish to expand their income-earning potential and/or create deeper community connections through digital literacy.
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In 2022, Story Tapestries presented over 350 free family performances and 15 community outreach workshops. These events engaged over 350,000 community members, building cultural capital and sharing stories and voices of those who have historically gone unheard.
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