Adriana Arvizo

Location
South Philadelphia

Adriana will conduct intergenerational writing, poetry and recitation workshops for immigrant women and teenage daughters of immigrant women. Participants will learn to compose and write poetry related to immigrant women’s issues, specifically sexism and oppression. The goal of Adriana’s project is to foster a love of literature, visual art, poetry, and writing while developing a social conscience. There will be a public presentation of the poems and a book that collects the work of the women. Copies of the poems will be distributed during a final public event.

Awarded Grants

2021
Harmony Grant

$100,000
Discipline(s)
Crafts and Textiles
Folk Arts
Literary Arts
Media Arts
Multidisciplinary
Music
Performance
Visual Arts
Social Change Intents
Cultural Preservation
Decarceration (Effective 2019)
Racial Justice
Transgender Justice/Gender Self-Determination (Effective 2019)
Project name 2

Project description 2 Created in 1993 in response to community concerns about rising racial tension, Asian Arts Initiative serves a diverse constituency of both youth and adults — Asian immigrants, Asian Americans born in the U.S., and non-Asians — who come together to give voice to experiences of cultural identity and heritage and claim the power of art-making as a vital form of expression and catalyst for social change.

Change Partner Name 2
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2013
Art and Change Grant (ACG)

$2,500
Discipline(s)
Literary Arts
Social Change Intents
Displacement / Migration / Immigration
Feminism

Adriana will conduct intergenerational writing, poetry and recitation workshops for immigrant women and teenage daughters of immigrant women. Participants will learn to compose and write poetry related to immigrant women’s issues, specifically sexism and oppression. The goal of Adriana’s project is to foster a love of literature, visual art, poetry, and writing while developing a social conscience. There will be a public presentation of the poems and a book that collects the work of the women. Copies of the poems will be distributed during a final public event.

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