"If a voice can't be heard, teach it to be seen." Emily Scott, a former art director at Art Relief International, used this as the company's philosophy. This therapeutic foundation allows individuals to explore various means of creativity, such as visual, experimental, and performing arts. The Art Relief International program is fairly new. It is a well-known artistic outreach organization. The ARI partners with numerous other humanitarian groups. The organization was formerly known as the Canvas Art Program. Its mission is to impound powerful change through art. The ARI believes that there is personal expression and creativity within each individual. They use an "artsy atmosphere" as a place of inclusion, where people may not feel welcomed in the social world. It creates a serene feeling of belonging. Art is used to express deep feelings and emotions that may never be expressed anywhere else. It provides a great escape from stress. Art opens up the doors to cultural experiences, changes, and awareness.
Alison Howey
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