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Draw the Place You Call Home
Use color, shape and memory to show what “home” means—and discover how different homes can hold similar feelings.
Learn • Make • Share
Free art courses for a more connected world.
Short, welcoming lessons can teach a creative skill while inviting students to think about empathy, cooperation, culture and peace.
Starter course library
Course concepts ready for artists and teachers to develop.
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Portraits Beyond Labels
Create a portrait that includes hopes, interests and dreams rather than stereotypes.
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Build a Peace Rhythm
Use simple percussion, clapping or household objects to create a shared rhythm with a group.
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A Letter to the Future
Write or illustrate a message to a child living fifty years from now about the world you hope they inherit.
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Change the Ending
Act out a disagreement, then rewrite the scene using listening, compromise and creativity.
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Photograph Everyday Kindness
Adults and supervised youth document ordinary actions that make a community feel safer and more welcoming.
For contributing artists
Teach one thing you love.
A Peace Through the Arts course does not need to be long. A five-minute demonstration, printable activity, short video, illustrated guide or classroom plan can be enough.
- Always free to the learner
- Clear supplies list with inexpensive alternatives
- Accessible language and captions/transcripts when possible
- One creative skill + one human-connection idea
- No direct contact with minors required
Course contribution model
Adult artists and educators submit a lesson for review. Approved lessons can be hosted directly or linked to a reputable public video/resource. Child-facing pages should avoid unnecessary trackers and autoplay.
Propose a free course