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Merging Arts Education and Activism to Create Social Change

Merging Arts Education and Activism to Create Social Change

by The Pollination Project | Mar 24, 2023 | Heartivist Of The Week

Dakota McMahand-Owens, founder of Budding Artists, started her organization in response to the lack of access to high-quality arts education for young children in her community. As a classically trained pianist, who took her first piano lesson at Watts Towers Art...
A World of Change: Animal Home Care

A World of Change: Animal Home Care

by The Pollination Project | Mar 10, 2023 | Heartivist Of The Week

Every year 29 million cows die in the dairy and meat industry world wide. “Always keep in mind why you started, remind yourself why you wanted to change the world,” Nina Andersson, Animal Home Care. “If you want to change the world, start with yourself,” stated the...
Using Art to Piece Together a Compassionate World

Using Art to Piece Together a Compassionate World

by The Pollination Project | Feb 24, 2023 | Heartivist Of The Week

“I think art is about self-growth and I totally believe that things evolve on their own – they have a life of their own – and if you pay attention to what’s going on, it will lead the way.” – Janny Taylor Janny Taylor, an award-winning artist,...
Liquid Spine: Movement to Inspire Social Inquiry and Action

Liquid Spine: Movement to Inspire Social Inquiry and Action

by The Pollination Project | Feb 10, 2023 | Heartivist Of The Week

“Just like your spine connects your body together, the water connects us to each other. We need to appreciate the Earth, the water, the animals and come together in a way that sparks action and unity.” Katie Pustizzi, creator of Liquid Spine Born on the Marshall...
Violet Matiru: Connecting Communities and Nature in Kenya

Violet Matiru: Connecting Communities and Nature in Kenya

by Amelia Lorrey | Dec 16, 2022 | Heartivist Of The Week

It is impossible not to feel inspired when speaking with Violet Matiru. The dedication that Violet brings to her work connecting youth to the natural world shines through in her words and demeanor. “I’m very passionate about young people. I care about young people...
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