Stuck at Home (together)
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In Times Like These, We All Have a Story to Tell
We want to read, see, hear, and share your stories about being ‘Stuck at Home’. Post a photo, or video, or share a drawing, comic strip, poem, journal entry, or any other creative snapshot of your Stuck at Home life. Together, we can create a vibrant community where all forms of creative expression are welcome. See what others are sharing by hoovering and scrolling in the space below.
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The mission of the Foundation for Art & Healing is to promote creative arts expression as a means to improve health and well-being for individuals and communities. Our signature program, The UnLonely Project, broadens public awareness of the negative physical and mental health consequences of loneliness associated with a wide range of living conditions and circumstances while also exploring and promoting creative arts-based approaches to reduce the burden.Â
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I really love the photo by Phil M. of the sun, marking the boundary between sea and sky. It gave me a feeling of calm and hope. Thanks Phil! I would love to see more of your photos.
Julia F. I really relate to your story! is nice to discover what truly brings joy without the noise of the busy busy life. 🙂
Jeremy, I hope you find your way to discover your own love of learning during this time, so when you return to school, you can make it work for you on your own way!