Since 2001, Jack Straw Cultural Center and Kimball Elementary have worked together to create inclusive oral history projects and help improve the students’ reading, writing, and performance skills. Our hands-on programs, with a team of artists sensitive to student needs, provide students with the support to make participating, learning, and sharing possible in a safe and accessible environment.

Projects at Kimball Elementary School

Kimball Elementary: Family Cultural Celebrations 2013 READ MORE >

Kimball Elementary: Family Cultural Celebrations 2012 READ MORE >

Kimball Elementary: Family Cultural Celebrations 2011 READ MORE >

A black girl in a patterned hijab playing the piano.

Kimball Elementary: Family Cultural Celebrations 2010 READ MORE >

Kimball Elementary: Family Cultural Celebrations 2009 READ MORE >

Kimball Elementary: Family Cultural Celebrations 2008 READ MORE >

Kimball Elementary: Family Celebration Foods 2007 READ MORE >

Kimball Elementary: Family Celebration Foods 2006 READ MORE >

Kimball Elementary: Family Celebration Foods 2005 READ MORE >

Kimball Elementary: Voices of Kimball 2002 READ MORE >

Kimball Elementary: Historias de las Familias 2001 READ MORE >

Youth Program Projects
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Youth Programs

Jack Straw provides several different types of in-school and out of school programs for youth. Find out more about the types of programs we offer.

Programs for the Blind/Visually Impaired

Since 1995, Jack Straw has provided access and training in audio production for blind and visually impaired individuals of all ages.

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Interested in working with Jack Straw as a resident artist, volunteer, teaching artist, or staff member?

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Browse the Archives

Here you’ll find past podcasts from our Soundpages, Artist of the Week and Writers Programs.

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