Tania Unzueta of Radio Arte sent me some photos of the young people who worked on the radio portion of the Chicago Salud project. I put some of them in other blogs alongside the theater participants in the program, but then I had so many unused good pictures I put them in this all-photo blog. Read More

On August 15th, Salud had its first standing room only performance! Over 300 people, many of whom were directly connected to the young actors and radio producers, enjoyed a performance that marked the end of the summer. Read More

On Friday, August 15th, 2008, project SALUD: Healing Through the Arts, will showcase a summer of preparation and collaboration in two exciting performances that feature both lighthearted and more serious themes centered on health literacy, community leadership, empowerment, and the immigrant experience. Read More

You might find this resource of interest: The Albany Park Theater Project in Chicago is a multiethnic, ensemble-based theater company of teens and young adults. Read More

Our National Program Office team just completed the first leg on our national tour of grant sites, visiting the National Museum of Mexican Art with its Radio Arte youth radio operation, and Latinos Progresando, with its Teatro Americano community engagement initiative. Read More

Jeff Lunden reports for NPR: “Tony Award-winning playwright David Henry Hwang tackles American notions of race and art in his partly autobiographical new play. Yellow Face, which opens tonight in New York's Public Theater, is a comedy with serious themes about race and the politics of identity. Read More