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November 2024 Newsletter
This November, we celebrate a festive start of the Fall 2024 semester at Project Create! Discover our exciting art classes, highlights from our teaching artist training, and meet new staff dedicated to empowering youth through creativity. Plus, get ready for Giving Tuesday and learn how your support can transform young lives through art.
September 2024 Newsletter
Project Create turns 30! After a summer of creativity, art therapy, and field trips, we’re ready for an exciting fall semester. Join us in celebrating three decades of growth and community!
July 2024 Newsletter
Project Create is as busy as a bee in the community this summer. With summer programs off to a great start and our partner programs spreading art therapy across the city, we’re buzzing with excitement.
May 2024 Newsletter
We have wrapped up the semester with our annual Spring Showcase! Now, we’re getting ready for an unforgettable summer of creativity and fun with digital media including music production and visual arts — drawing, painting, collaging and more at Project Create Arts Center in Anacostia!
March 2024 Newsletter
Step into Spring with our March Newsletter! Meet our new interns, explore our fresh lineup of classes, and join us as we bloom into creativity this season.
January 2024 Newsletter
Learn what Project Create is up to in 2024. This year we welcome new classes and new educators into our family and offer opportunities for our students to travel, learn, and create art for the world to see.
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News
From Exposure to Impact: The Importance of Arts Access for Youth Voice in Anacostia DC
On Creativity, Belonging, and the Power of Arts Access for Black and Brown Youth
Committee of the Whole Performance Oversight Hearing: Deputy Mayor of Education (DME) February 2026
Project Create’s Jasmine Watkins testifies before the Committee of the Whole in Washington, DC for the DME hearing, speaking to the importance of OST programming for District youth, the need for improved partnership with the city, and the collective power of OST providers (1:56:20-2:00:04).
Daycare owner receives award after saving the lives of 16 kids from building explosion
Heroism like that doesn’t go unnoticed. An event was held at Project Create located in Southeast to honor Regina Snead.
News
From Exposure to Impact: The Importance of Arts Access for Youth Voice in Anacostia DC
On Creativity, Belonging, and the Power of Arts Access for Black and Brown Youth
Committee of the Whole Performance Oversight Hearing: Deputy Mayor of Education (DME) February 2026
Project Create’s Jasmine Watkins testifies before the Committee of the Whole in Washington, DC for the DME hearing, speaking to the importance of OST programming for District youth, the need for improved partnership with the city, and the collective power of OST providers (1:56:20-2:00:04).
Daycare owner receives award after saving the lives of 16 kids from building explosion
Heroism like that doesn’t go unnoticed. An event was held at Project Create located in Southeast to honor Regina Snead.
Annual Updates
2024 Year in Review
Take a journey through Project Create’s milestone 30th year of bringing arts education and healing to DC youth through our student stories, program highlights, and community impact.