Arts Activities Support
ACHF Cultural Heritage
Youth will have: a safe and comfortable environment to learn and practice skills in the arts, a chance for self-development and expression, increased confidence and a sense of identity, a positive, fun and productive experience with an adult and peers.At the end of each session, Center for Hmong Arts and Talent staff and artists meet to discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the workshops. Staff compiles the results of the evaluations, reports to the Board of Directors and together they use the analysis to measure the level of success, make improvements and/or implement changes in the programs.
Center for Hmong Arts and Talent was able to provide opportunities to 17 artists, producing and presenting a 3 day original theater production to over 180 audience members ranging from 6 to 76 years old. Per surveys and interviews, 97% of audience members found the show to be satisfactory, w/ 100% willing to attend future events. Statistics resulted in 60% female, 35% male, and 5% nonconforming, with 45% under the age of 18, 35% between 18-32, and 20% over the age of 32. Of all the participating 2014 Young Leaders Group members, 8 have committed to returning, and as of today we have added 7 new members.
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