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The Storymobile will work primarily in Saint Paul's African American community. We will document what partners, writing and performance artists, and community members we collaborated with in Saint Paul's African American community. 2: We will put our project on the streets of the Saint Paul African American community. African American artists and community members will participate in multiple leadership capacities. We will document how many African Americans participated in Storymobile as leadership workers, writers and spoken word performers, participants in storytelling, and as audience members.
The Storymobile collected 503 stories, mostly in Saint Paul's African American neighborhood and built new and further developed old partnerships. Outside evaluators GrayHall studied our processes through an extensive review. They participated in our meetings and work from the beginning to the end of the project. They interviewed staff and participants and partners. A 24-page evaluation was completed. We now have a blueprint for moving forward. 2: African American community members were leaders of the project and thus took ownership over the project. Outside evaluators GrayHall evaluated our processes through an extensive review. They participated in our meetings and work from beginning to end of project. They interviewed staff, participants and partners. A 24-page evaluation was completed. We now have a blueprint for moving forward. It was a complicated project because we designed and built a whole new `arts engagement vehicle` then we operated it on the street for four months, engaging with multiple partners, artists, and audience members.
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