easy
1–2 hours
No physical fitness required, suitable for all abilities
Discover how art and activism intertwine in Chicago with this immersive virtual experience. Engage with local artists and learn how creativity drives social change from wherever you are.
1 hour • Grades 6 - 12 and Transition Programs
Explore the transformative power of art in this engaging one-hour session. Delve into two thought-provoking artworks that highlight diverse perspectives and inspire change. Through interactive discussions, students will discover how their own artistic voices can resonate and make an impact, fostering a deeper understanding of art's role in society.
1 Hour
Discover how art across time and cultures has promoted change by surfacing issues, communicating perspectives, and posing questions. Students engage with 2 artworks that reflect various worldviews and perspectives. Our student-centered strategies support learners to explore the choices artists have made to activate audiences and consider how their own art and voice can have an impact.
1 adult is required per program; up to 1 adult per student in Inclusive Teaching and Self-Contained Classrooms
Choose a quiet spot with a good internet connection to fully engage with interactive elements of the experience.
Bring paper and pen to jot down ideas or questions for live discussions during the session.
Sessions can be intense—take breaks to absorb the material and avoid digital fatigue.
A good set of headphones will enhance audio clarity for talks and performances.
Chicago’s deep roots in social movements and arts advocacy date back to the early 20th century, influencing this virtual program’s foundation.
This experience reduces travel-related environmental impact by offering remote participation and highlights local sustainability efforts through activist artists.
To smoothly access the virtual experience and multimedia content.
Necessary for streaming video and participating in live interactions without lag.
For better audio quality during discussions and performances.
Helpful for taking notes, reflecting, and participating actively.