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Persons who are unsheltered are often seen, yet ignored; persons who are unsheltered often see others, yet avert their eyes. We believe art communicates across social divides - including those with homes and without - leading to increased human connections.

The project, I SEE YOU, has one essential goal: To increase the engagement of adults who are unsheltered (or are low income), in the arts.

Program Details for 2023-2024 Coming Soon

YoloArts' I SEE YOU project is funded by the California Arts Council.

For more information contact YoloArts' Interim Education Manager, Dionna Ndlovu at dndlovu@yoloarts.org.

Bringing Art Where It Isn’t

Danielle Whitmore, YoloArts’ executive director, tells a story about a student named Diana. When Diana — a pseudonym — was a student in a local continuation school, she wouldn’t even get out of bed to attend classes. It wasn’t that she was lazy. She was uncomfortable in school and had low self-confidence. It was only when she started … Continued

$5,000 Humanities Grant for Yolo County libraries

California Humanities, a nonprofit organization, recently awarded the Yolo County Library a $5,000 Humanities for All Quick Grant for their “I Am Your Neighbor – A Tale of Two Cities” project, a collaboration with Yolo County Housing and YoloArts. “I Am Your Neighbor – A Tale of Two Cities” seeks to humanize the homelessness experience … Continued

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