Our events leverage arts, culture, and storytelling to impact public policy through engaging participants in explorations of the provocative ideas of innovative contemporary artists, scholars, and organizers. Ranging from small…
Beauty Turner is the ancestral namesake of the National Public Housing Museum’s Beauty Turner Academy of Oral History Training and Apprenticeship program.
The workbook will continue to be expanded and updated every 1–2 years, so be in touch if you have suggestions for future revisions!
Artist as Instigator Residency Program Our Artist as Instigator Residency leverages arts and culture to make creative public policy interventions around housing and related issues. The annual residency supports artists,…
Harness the power of narrative for social impact through our Oral History Programs, which center lived experience, and are accessible to people all ages and backgrounds.
Rooted in the creative economies and cooperative networks that power public housing communities, our E-Hub program helps to sustain this remarkable history.
