Canvas of the Heart

Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona
Canvas of the Heart

Canvas of the Heart is a podcast produced by Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona. This show describes the work and legacy of Free Arts' commitment to transform children's trauma to resilience through the transforming power of the arts. Based in Phoenix, AZ, Free Arts offers trained adult volunteer mentoring opportunities for children and teens who have experience abuse, neglect, and homelessness.

  1. NOV 22

    Inside the Mentor Toolkit with the Skill of Treasure Hunting!

    Are you ready to dig into a new season of Canvas of the Heart? Season four kicks off with Matt and Beth talking about a key concept we teach our mentors during our volunteer training, treasure hunting. They explain what it means, offer some examples of what it looks like, and give listeners tools to try it out themselves. Treasure hunting boils down to the truth that any young person has the potential to be successful. Often, all that is needed to realize that potential is recognition and encouragement from a safe individual. It is a skill anyone can use at home with their friends, family, and coworkers, too! Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona is a nonprofit organization that uses the power of the arts to help children who have experienced the trauma of abuse, neglect, and homelessness. Free Arts’ research-based program model, Art + Mentors = Resilience, helps children build the resilience they need to overcome trauma by connecting them with caring adults and creative activities that develop their skills and sense of self. Free Arts believes that healthy connections with adults create change. Through partnerships with local child welfare agencies, Free Arts is able to provide this intervention to children free of cost to program participants.  To become a Free Arts Volunteer Mentor, please visit FreeArtsAZ.org/Volunteer  Hosted by Matt Sandoval, Executive Director of Free Arts   Produced by Alvaro Morello   Music by Epidemic sound: Tell ‘em no by Flux Vortex, Free Throw by Timothy Infinite  Contact the podcast at hello@freeartsaz.org  Follow us at   Youtube.com/FreeArtsofArizona  Facebook.com/freeartsaz  Instagram: @freeartsaz  Twitter @freeartsaz  You can make your donations to Free Arts at FreeArtsAz.org/Donate

    34 min
  2. MAR 5

    Symposium Hype with Big Brothers Big Sisters and Gabriel's Angels

    Today, we are visiting with partner agencies that helping to produced the Inspiring Creativity in Mentoring Sympoisum to be held on April 20, 2024 in Phoenix.  More information here: Inspiring Creativity in Mentoring Symposium - Free Arts (freeartsaz.org)   More about Free Arts: Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona is a nonprofit organization that uses the power of the arts to help children who have experienced the trauma of abuse, neglect, and homelessness. Free Arts’ research-based program model, Art + Mentors = Resilience, helps children build the resilience they need to overcome trauma by connecting them with caring adults and creative activities that develop their skills and sense of self. Free Arts believes that healthy connections with adults create change. Through partnerships with local child welfare agencies, Free Arts is able to provide this intervention to children free of cost to program participants. To become a Free Arts Volunteer Mentor, please visit FreeArtsAZ.org/Volunteer Hosted by Matt Sandoval, LMSW, M.Ed, and Jenna Christie-Tabron, MFT, MSW Produced by Alvaro Morello and Justin Stewart Music by Epidemic sound: Tell ‘em no by Flux Vortex, Free Throw by Timothy Infinite Contact the podcast at hello@freeartsaz.org Follow us at Youtube.com/FreeArtsofArizona Facebook.com/freeartsaz Instagram: @freeartsaz Twitter @freeartsaz You can make your donations to Free Arts at FreeArtsAz.org/Donate

    35 min

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Canvas of the Heart is a podcast produced by Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona. This show describes the work and legacy of Free Arts' commitment to transform children's trauma to resilience through the transforming power of the arts. Based in Phoenix, AZ, Free Arts offers trained adult volunteer mentoring opportunities for children and teens who have experience abuse, neglect, and homelessness.

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