Operating Support
ACHF Arts Access
17,000 low income and underserved youth and adults will participate and learn from ESAC's free arts programming. Indicators are accessible art experiences for participants in schools, rec centers, and community projects. Staff are trained in data collection, analysis, and continuous program evaluation cycles. 2: At least 4-5 non-arts organizations will integrate the arts into community life due to partnerships and efforts of ESAC. ESAC partners with social and civic groups to create art experiences, particularly in Urban Design of East Side neighborhoods. Success will be evaluated by projects completed.
17,024 low income and underserved youth and adults participated and learned from ESAC's free arts programming. All programs were evaluated using evidence-based evaluation methods documenting numbers served, demographics, and program quality. Reflective conversations and written evaluations were held with artists and community partners. 2: Six non-arts organizations integrated the arts into community life due to partnerships and efforts of ESAC. Non-arts organizations include East Side Elders, CLUES (Comunidades Latinas En Servicio), Saint Paul Public Schools, Saint Paul Parks and Recreation, Saint Paul Port Authority, and YMCA.
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