Arts Access
ACHF Arts Access
We will increase retention of new Community Partners and strengthen longstanding relationships as we reach 1,000 underserved Asian Americans in Minnesota. Audience numbers will be tracked to reach our goal of serving 1,000 Minnesotans. Evaluations will measure Community Partner and audience satisfaction, engagement, impact, and suggestions. 2: Immigrants and refugees will experience Shakespeare that speaks to their lives via workshops, a community-created video art piece, and Mu’s show. Increasing Asian American attendance and exposure to high quality art will determine success. We will overcome financial, transportation, family, and perceived barriers so all can participate.
Mu reached 935 underserved audience members, deepened relationships with twenty-three community partners, and began relationships with two additional partners. Mu tracked partner participation rates in the Mu Links workshops, number of free tickets given away, and use of facilitation funds, as well as performing written surveys of participants and in-person qualitative interviews with group leaders. 2: Up to 100 immigrants and refugees participated in Shakespeare workshops, and many commented that their life views were changed by the experience. Written surveys of each workshop participant and written surveys and personal interviews with group leaders gave us an understanding of how the workshops and the show affected their lives. Additionally, follow up surveys with teaching artists helped us to determine how participants engaged with the workshops.
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