Meeting special needs with music in Houston
In the 2011-12 school year, Young Audiences of Houston has expanded its Music 4 Everyone program to include two new facilities: Gardens Elementary in Pasadena ISD and Avondale House. Music 4 Everyone...
View ArticleCraig’s YA Story
I have been a photographer for almost forty years and I work with Young Audiences Arts for Learning and VSA. As a Teaching Artist, I work with students with special needs and I find that people may...
View ArticleAmara’s YA Story
Amara, a special needs student from Iran, recently arrived in the United States and began going to school in Connecticut. She found that integrating into her new 2nd grade classroom was challenging...
View ArticleThe Former Connecticut State Troubadour Helps Kids with Hearing Loss Learn...
Mike Kachuba has been working with Arts for Learning Connecticut for the past few years as a teaching artist and consultant and was promoted to Education Manager in 2011.
View ArticleThe Young Audiences 60th Anniversary National Conference: Site Visits
On Friday, April 26, participants of the Young Audiences Arts for Learning 60th Anniversary National Conference will travel to a Young Audiences affiliate in the tri-state area to see the work we do...
View ArticleA4L Miami Teams Up With Miami-Dade DoCA to Provide Accessible Arts...
It’s been two weeks since the “Building pARtnerships through Community Connections” conference, and we still can’t seem to get the theme of building great partnerships out of our minds, so we decided...
View ArticleYoung Audiences of Massachusetts Brings Arts Learning to Local Boston Area...
Incorporating the arts in the healing process not only helps to stimulate the mind, but studies show that the arts can help aid in physical healing as well.
View ArticleArts in Ed Spotlight: Arts and Wellness in the Community
“We actually like to draw attention to the fact this is something for people who have lived experience [with mental illness]. There shouldn’t be any shame in it; it should be something people are...
View ArticleMeeting special needs with music in Houston
In the 2011-12 school year, Young Audiences of Houston has expanded its Music 4 Everyone program to include two new facilities: Gardens Elementary in Pasadena ISD and Avondale House. Music 4 Everyone...
View ArticleCraig’s YA Story
I have been a photographer for almost forty years and I work with Young Audiences Arts for Learning and VSA. As a Teaching Artist, I work with students with special needs and I find that people may...
View ArticleAmara’s YA Story
Amara, a special needs student from Iran, recently arrived in the United States and began going to school in Connecticut. She found that integrating into her new 2nd grade classroom was challenging...
View ArticleThe Former Connecticut State Troubadour Helps Kids with Hearing Loss Learn...
Mike Kachuba has been working with Arts for Learning Connecticut for the past few years as a teaching artist and consultant and was promoted to Education Manager in 2011.
View ArticleThe Young Audiences 60th Anniversary National Conference: Site Visits
On Friday, April 26, participants of the Young Audiences Arts for Learning 60th Anniversary National Conference will travel to a Young Audiences affiliate in the tri-state area to see the work we do...
View ArticleA4L Miami Teams Up With Miami-Dade DoCA to Provide Accessible Arts...
It’s been two weeks since the “Building pARtnerships through Community Connections” conference, and we still can’t seem to get the theme of building great partnerships out of our minds, so we decided...
View ArticleYoung Audiences of Massachusetts Brings Arts Learning to Local Boston Area...
Incorporating the arts in the healing process not only helps to stimulate the mind, but studies show that the arts can help aid in physical healing as well. According to an article “The Connection...
View ArticleArts in Ed Spotlight: Arts and Wellness in the Community
“We actually like to draw attention to the fact this is something for people who have lived experience [with mental illness]. There shouldn’t be any shame in it; it should be something people are...
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