COMMUNITY ARTS EDUCATORS

Since our founding in 1955, the Young Musicians Foundation has striven to provide access to high-quality musical education to youth, regardless of economic or cultural background.

For over 40 years, Will Geer's Theatricum Botanicum has provided professional Repertory performances of Shakespeare and other plays in its beautiful outdoor amphitheatre in Topanga Cyn. Education has always been cored to Theatricum's mission and, as such, the theatre serves over 15,000 students a year with field trips, assemblies, workshops, and residencies.

Arts learning is integral to all that we do at The Wallis: connecting audiences with the very best in the performing arts; using the power of the arts to build community and address pressing social issues; and responding to critical needs in the greater community through arts leadership, collaboration and partnership.

Education, Empowerment, and Excellence through Hip Hop dance, culture, and practice.

Theatre Of Hearts/Youth First (TOHYF) connects professional artists with at-risk and underserved youth to prevent and intervene in youth violence by involving youngsters (grades Pre-K-12) in high quality, standards-based, multidisciplinary arts educational workshops in urban schools, juvenile detention centers, and community sites throughout Los Angeles County.

The Unusual Suspects Theatre Company works deeply to empower the hardest to reach communities to tell their stories together. This collaboration leads to a sense of belonging and the building of stronger families and communities.

The L.A Troupe, Theatre-in-Education is a classical theatre company touring to schools throughout southern California with assembly style productions, residencies, and workshops.

We bring dynamic music programs into underserved schools and gather exceptional musicians together to perform free concerts for the community.

Southland Sings offers their workshop residency Poetry to Song where the students are the composers, librettists, directors and performers of their own original musicals.

SODE School of Performing Arts prides itself on offering unique in-school performing arts enrichment programs in English and in French, that allows artists to experience the performing arts visually, creatively, spirituality and physically.

SLAM! mobilizes college volunteers to teach after-school music programs in underserved schools

The Skirball Cultural Center is a place of meeting guided by the Jewish tradition of welcoming the stranger and inspired by the American democratic ideals of freedom and equality.