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Color portrait of Becca Keaty standing against a dark background. She has long wavy brown hair with lighter highlights and wears a light sweater over a black‑and‑white patterned shirt, looking directly at the camera with a neutral expression.

Mission Belonging Names Becca Keaty Inaugural Chief Operations Officer

Luisa Caycedo-Kimura, wearing glasses and a dark jacket, smiles outdoors in a wooded area. Tall green trees fill the background, creating a lush forest setting. The lighting is soft and natural, capturing a candid, peaceful moment. (Photo by Aaron Caycedo-Kimura)

Using Shifts and Turns to Bring Life to Your Poems — An Online Creative Writing Workshop with Luisa Caycedo-Kimura

A flat lay of crafting supplies arranged for Leslie Hidalgo’s Junk Journaling workshop. On the left, a closed blue book sits beneath a frayed pink ribbon, topped with a red beaded tomato-shaped pin and a small sheet of pastel stickers featuring butterflies, stars, bows, and flowers. On the right, four dual‑tip markers in pink, purple, blue, and black are lined up beside pink‑handled scissors and a black‑and‑white illustrated cutout labeled “CLAYDEPT All Natural Pottery Stuff.” The items rest on a soft, textured surface, creating a colorful, inviting setup for creative journaling.

Junk Journaling: From Mundane to Magic—A Visual Arts Workshop with artist Leslie Hidalgo

Alt text: A collection of well-used paintbrushes and crumpled paint tubes scattered across a surface splattered with vibrant colors. The brushes vary in size and shape—flat, round, and fan-shaped—while the background features bold strokes of yellow, red, and white, evoking the energy and texture of an artist’s studio.

Paint Night: A Visual Arts Workshop with artist Natasha Lewis

Author Maya Marshall stands in front of a bookshelf filled with a variety of books. Her long hair frames her face as she looks toward the camera, with the warm, book-lined setting suggesting a creative and literary environment.

Writing in Times of Conflict: Interior/Exterior—An Online Creative Writing Workshop with with Maya Marshall

(Brain Doodles artwork by Angie Ebba): A piece of Brain Doodles artwork by artist Angie Ebba sits taped to a work surface. Black organic lines form a web of irregular, interconnected shapes, some filled with bright watercolor washes in blue, turquoise, purple, and pink. Surrounding the piece are art tools—a Sharpie, pencil, pen, paintbrush, and a watercolor palette—along with a small reference sketch showing similar linework, capturing the creative process behind the piece.

Brain Doodles: NeuroArt to Calm the Mind—A Visual Arts Workshop with artist Angie Ebba

A vertical stack of seven smooth, flat stones stands balanced on a pebble-covered beach. Each stone varies slightly in size and color, with the largest at the base and the smallest at the top. Behind the cairn, a calm body of water stretches toward a pastel sky, creating a tranquil coastal scene that evokes mindfulness, balance, and natural harmony.

Creative Sanctuary: A Creative Arts & Meditative Space

Author Natasha Tynes wears a patterned sleeveless top and pearl earrings, her long dark hair framing her face as she gazes softly toward the camera. The warm, blurred background suggests an outdoor setting at sunset, casting a gentle glow across her features and creating a calm, inviting portrait.

How to Write Your Memoir (And Actually Finish It) — A Writing Workshop with author Natasha Tynes

Anatomical illustration of a human heart by D. K. Winter, Army Medical Museum illustrator in the 1950s. The image shows the heart’s external structure in vivid detail, with realistic textures and coloration. Major vessels are clearly labeled by color: the aorta in red, pulmonary arteries and veins in blue, and coronary vessels branching across the surface. The rendering emphasizes the heart’s muscular form and vascular complexity, offering a historically significant view for medical education and artistic appreciation.

More Than a Valentine: Drawing the Human Heart: A Visual Arts Workshop with artist Liz Lockett & NMHM

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