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ALL THE AUSTINITES!

Draw Together is a mobile block party with neighbors experiencing houselessness to move, make, and  meditate together.

 

Art is solidarity, not charity.

We are ATX  strong. We belong.

Co-created, directed, and produced by, for, and with artists who have transitory homes. You can be housed and still be homeless. You can be unhoused and still have a home.

We are emergent.

We are empathic.

We are resilient.

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Fisterra utilizes art to inspire and revitalize people and communities.

As a cultural partner for creativity and engagement, Fisterra collaborates with experts, community organizations and individuals with art as a framework for activation.

We believe that art can inspire people to greater trust, satisfaction, and prosperity through connectedness to their community, place, and purpose.

Draw together was launched in 2016 by our founder Jennifer Chenoweth and is now directed by Denver Gonzales.

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Together, we are redefining the role of art in fostering social connection, healing, and empowerment. Join us as we continue to draw together and create a brighter, more

equitable future for all.

Contact Amy Morrow to volunteer or donate!

amy@fisterra.xyz

All donations will purchase art supplies for participants and pay a dignified wage to camp residents to direct events.

Thank you for joining us in Finding Fisterra,

our sense of belonging.

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As we sat down to talk, draw, and color our experiences and emotions, one of our neighbors experiencing homelessness was timid around the art supplies. I asked him what his favorite color was. His eyes opened wide. I don't remember the last time anyone asked me that!"

Another one of our neighbors experiencing homelessness said that he wished he could change how people thought about homelessness. Another said a place he had experienced joy was right there with us on that day. We know from research as well as experience that people have various emotional reactions to visible urban poverty and homelessness. Perhaps through art and conversation, big people with big emotions might just find the answers we need.

- Kerry O'Connor

Chief Innovation Officer, City of Austin

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