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Creative Youth Development: What's In A Name? Webinar
- 1. CREATIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT Whats in a Name? Karen LaShelle Executive Director Creative Action, Austin,TX Nicole Amri Program Director SAY Si, San Antonio,TX Denise Montgomery Director CYD National Imitative Heather Ikemire Chief Program Officer National Guild for Community Arts Education
- 2. GOALS FOR TODAYS SESSION INCREASE UNDERSTANDING OF CREATIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT: ITS ROOTS, EFFECTIVE PRACTICES,AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FIELD RAISE AWARENESS OF CYD NATIONAL PARTNERSHIP ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS!
- 3. CREATIVEYOUTH DEVELOPMENT DEFINED CREATIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT IS A RECENT TERM THAT UNIFIES A LONGSTANDING COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE THAT INTENTIONALLY INTEGRATES THE ARTS, HUMANITIES,AND SCIENCES WITH YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PRINCIPLES, SPARKING YOUNG PEOPLES CREATIVITY AND BUILDING CRITICAL LEARNING AND LIFE SKILLS. THESE OUT-OF-SCHOOL TIME PROGRAMS EMPHASIZE BOTH DISCIPLINE MASTERY AND THE ACQUISITION OF THE PERSONAL AND SOCIAL ASSETS YOUNG PEOPLE NEED TO THRIVE.
- 4. FRAMEWORK
- 5. WHY DEFINE A FIELD? OUR FUTURE DEVELOPMENT AS A NATION DEPENDS ON OUR ABILITY TO ENGAGE TODAYS YOUTH TO ADDRESS ISSUES DEMANDING CREATIVE SOLUTIONS. WE CAN ACHIEVE GREATER SUSTAINABILITY AS A FIELD BY WORKING TOGETHER ON A COMMON AGENDA!
- 6. HISTORY CREATIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT HAS GROWN FROM ITS GRASSROOTS INCEPTION TO AN EMPIRICALLY SUPPORTED FIELD WITH HUNDREDS OF ORGANIZATIONS AND PROGRAMS. KEY MOMENTS AND PUBLICATIONS THAT HAVE HELPED DEFINE THE FIELD: 1995, AMERICANS FOR THE ARTS YOUTHARTS DEVELOPMENT PROJECT 1996, THE PRESIDENTS COMMITTEE FOR THE ARTS AND THE HUMANITIES (PCAH) COMING UP TALLER: ARTS AND HUMANITIES FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH AT RISK 1998, PCAH LAUNCHED THE NATIONAL ARTS AND HUMANITIES YOUTH PROGRAM AWARDS 1998, 1999 SHIRLEY BRICE HEATHS LIVING THE ARTS THROUGH LANGUAGE LEARNING: A REPORT ON COMMUNITY-BASED YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS AND IMAGINATIVE ACTUALITY: LEARNING IN THE ARTS IN THE NONSCHOOL HOURS IN CHAMPIONS OF CHANGE: THE IMPACT OF THE ARTS ON LEARNING 2002, THE SURDNA FOUNDATIONS POWERFUL VOICES: DEVELOPING HIGH-IMPACT ARTS PROGRAMS FOR TEENS
- 7. HISTORY CONTINUED 2009, QUALITIES OF QUALITY: UNDERSTANDING EXCELLENCE IN ARTS EDUCATION 2011, THE GUILDS ENGAGING ADOLESCENTS GUIDEBOOK: BUILDING YOUTH PARTICIPATION IN THE ARTS 2013, SOMETHING TO SAY: SUCCESS PRINCIPLES FOR AFTERSCHOOL ARTS PROGRAMS FROM URBAN YOUTH AND OTHER EXPERTS 2014 NATIONAL SUMMIT ON CREATIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT 2016 FORMATION OF CREATIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT NATIONAL PARTNERSHIP
- 8. 6 QUALITIES OF CYD PROGRAMMING 1. SAFETY: CREATE SAFE AND HEALTHY SPACES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE 2. ASSET BASED: FOCUS ON THE STRENGTHS OF YOUNG PEOPLE 3. ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE: MAINTAIN THE HIGHEST STANDARDS OF ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE 4. SOCIAL CAPITAL: FOCUS ON DEVELOPING POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS WITH PEERS AND ADULTS 5. YOUTH VOICE: INCORPORATE THE VOICES OF YOUNG PEOPLE 6. SOCIAL JUSTICE: LINK YOUNG PEOPLE TO THE COMMUNITIES THEY LIVE/WORK IN CYD PROGRAMS CAN VARY WIDELY IN TERMS OF THEIR STRUCTURE, ARTISTIC DISCIPLINE AND CONTENT. THE FOLLOWING ARE COMMON, OBSERVABLE QUALITIES SEEN IN MANY CYD PROGRAMS USING BEST PRACTICES:
- 9. CREATIVE ACTION, AUSTIN,TX The mission of Creative Action is to spark and support the academic, social and emotional development of young people. Through interactive classroom performances, after school arts residencies and community-based programs, Creative Actions team of professional Teaching Artists inspire 20,000 youth each year to be Creative Artists, Courageous Allies, Critical Thinkers, and Confident Leaders in their community. We believe that when youth develop their creativity, compassion, confidence and critical thinking skills, and build meaningful connections with peers and positive role-models, they become successful adults who contribute to their communities and thrive in their careers and relationships.
- 10. CREATIVE ACTION TEEN PROGRAMS VIDEO
- 11. Asset Based
- 12. MULTIDISCIPLINARY CYD PROGRAMYEAR-ROUND | LONG-TERM |TUITION-FREE |VISUAL ARTS | FILM/PHOTOGRAPHY | THEATRE ARTS | NEW MEDIA 6 - 12 GRADE COMMITMENT THROUGH MOU RECIPROCAL LEARNING PROJECT-BASED LEARNING COLLEGE-GOING CULTURE SAY S - SAN ANTONIOYOUTHYES! ( S )
- 13. SAY S - SAN ANTONIOYOUTHYES! ( S ) VIDEO
- 14. Youth Voice
- 15. Social Capital
- 17. Safety
- 18. Social Justice
- 20. SAY S ALASYOUTHTHEATRE COMPANY LILY, 12TH GRADE POEM:YELLOW
- 21. SHORT CREATED BY: YOUTH CINEMA COLLECTIVE IN 2016 AND FEATURED AT 2017 DO IT YOUR DAMN SELF FILM FESTIVAL IN BOSTON
- 22. VISUAL ART MAP OUR ROOTS, A 100+ FOOT MURAL DEPICTING HISTORY OF LAND WHERE CENTER FOR CREATIVE ACTION WAS BUILT, DESIGNED THROUGH COMMUNITY PROCESS AND PAINTED ON BACK OF BUILDING.
- 23. THEATRE 2016 SHOW PLAYING AGAINST THE ROLES, EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF GENDER ROLES AND STEREOTYPES.
- 24. CREATIVEYOUTH DEVELOPMENT NATIONAL PARTNERSHIP FOUNDING ORGANIZAIONS Partnership will expand and diversify to include organizations in adjacent sectors.
- 25. THE MISSION IS TO ADVANCE THE FIELD OF CREATIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT THROUGH RESEARCH, SUPPORT, AND ADVOCACY IN ORDER TO INCREASE EQUITABLE ACCESS TO CREATIVE OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. THE VISION IS THAT ALL YOUNG PEOPLE WILL HAVE EQUITABLE ACCESS TO OPPORTUNITIES TO DEVELOP THEIR WORLDVIEW AND CREATIVE POTENTIAL, TO LIVE RICHER, FULLER LIVES AND DEVELOP THE CRITICAL LEARNING AND LIFE SKILLS THEY NEED TO BECOME ACTIVE CONTRIBUTORS TO THEIR COMMUNITIES. CREATIVEYOUTH DEVELOPMENT NATIONAL PARTNERSHIP MISSION ANDVISION
- 26. POSITION CREATIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AS THE CATALYST FOR DYNAMIC CROSSSECTOR COLLABORATIONS ESTABLISH YOUNG PEOPLE AND THEIR CREATIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS AS KEY LEADERS IN LIVABILITY AND ECONOMIC VIABILITY DEVELOP AND DEEPEN OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE TO CREATE A MORE JUST AND EQUITABLE SOCIETY. DOCUMENT AND BOLDLY COMMUNICATE THE VITAL IMPACT AND EXPERIENCE OF CREATIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT. SUPPORT AND ADVOCATE FOR A STRONG CREATIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT SECTOR WITH EFFECTIVE BUSINESS MODELS, NEW REVENUE SOURCES, AND PARTNERSHIPS THAT GENERATE ADEQUATE FUNDING COMMON AGENDA
- 29. THE NATIONAL GUILD SUPPORTS AND ADVANCES ACCESS TO LIFELONG LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES IN THE ARTS. WE WORK COLLABORATIVELY WITH A BROAD RANGE OF PRACTITIONERS AND STAKEHOLDERS WITHIN AND BEYOND THE ARTS AND EDUCATION SECTORS. OUR BROAD OBJECTIVES ARE: 1)TO BUILD THE CAPACITY OF COMMUNITY ARTS EDUCATION PROVIDERS TO DELIVER QUALITY PROGRAMS THAT ARE SUSTAINABLE AND EQUITABLE SECURE GREATER FINANCIAL SUPPORT CONTRIBUTE TO SYSTEMIC CHANGE 2)TO INCREASE SUPPORT OF AND INVESTMENT IN COMMUNITY ARTS EDUCATION
- 30. ABOUT THE GUILD GUILD MEMBERS MORE THAN 400 MEMBER INSTITUTIONS IN URBAN, SUBURBAN, AND RURAL COMMUNITIES IN 45 STATES. COLLECTIVELY , THESE MEMBERS OFFER ARTS INSTRUCTION TO MORE THAN 2.5 MILLION STUDENTS EACH YEAR, EMPLOY MORE THAN 20,000 TEACHING ARTISTS, AND REACH SOME 8 MILLION MORE AMERICANS THROUGH PERFORMANCES AND EXHIBITIONS. KEY INITIATIVES LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT CREATIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL JUSTICE PARTNERSHIPS WITH K-12 SCHOOLS CREATIVE AGING
- 31. RESOURCES NATIONAL GUILD FOR COMMUNITY ARTS EDUCATION WWW.NATIONALGUILD.ORG/CREATIVEYOUTHDEVELOPMENT NATIONAL CREATIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE WWW.CREATIVEYOUTHDEVELOPMENT.ORG CREATIVE ACTION WWW.CREATIVEACTION.ORG SAY SI WWW.SAYSI.ORG
- 32. UPCOMING CYD WEBINARS (FREE!) Five Effective Models of CreativeYouth Development Practice April 24, 1:00 2:00pm ET Presented by National Guild for Community Arts Education Youth Development in the Arts, Sciences, and Humanities April 27, 4:00 5:30pm ET Presented by Massachusetts Cultural Council Register at http://creativeyouthdevelopment.org/news/