Hurricane Sandy Art Relief Caravan Project: Interview with Elana Haviv

Elana Haviv is the Founder and Executive Director of the Children's Movement for Creative Education (CMCE). Elana is an education and human rights specialist. Through her flagship organization, CMCE, she has created academic and artistic programs to guide childrena and youth to understand and overcome the effects of violent world events on themselves and their communities, and to become global citizens. She designed The Telling History Project: Understanding the Past to Create the Future , a curriculum to teach students about human rights. After 9/11, Elana spearheaded the development and implementation of the art-based CMCE 9/11 Trauma Relief Project in New York City schools. She also continued to create art-based healing programs in post-war Bosnia. More recently, in response to Hurricane Sandy, Elana founded the Hurricane Sandy Art Relief Caravan Project which was recently featured in The Huffington Post article, Art Heals Heartache for Sandy Kids . You can learn more about CMCE on their website, childrensmovement.org .

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Hurricane Sandy Art Relief Caravan Project: Interview with Elana Haviv is an episode from Arts and Healing Podcast by Arts and Healing Network.

This episode is 25:12 long.

This episode was published on Jan 4, 2013.

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