Almost two months after the first Skid Row arts packages were organized, USC Arts in Action and the Skid Row Arts Alliance are ready to build upon the success of their first effort and begin distributing the second round.
Students from the USC Roski School of Art and Design and a group of arts organizations including Arts in Action and the Skid Row Arts Alliance have started a project to produce emergency arts care packages for Skid Row residents who’ve lost an essential part of their daily lives: arts programming.
Graduates of the medical clowning program at the USC School of Dramatic Arts want to change the face of foster care, one smile at a time.
USC Arts in Action, a new program supporting arts activities that facilitates positive social change in Los Angeles, kicked off with its inaugural event, “Artists Addressing Homelessness,” a weeklong collaboration from Oct. 8-13.
