<aside> 📢 This NFT collection and community extends far beyond Actually People. When we started this journey, we knew we wanted to create impact for actual people and in real life. But it wasn’t just about partnering with a non-profit to bring that impact to life. We wanted to create a simultaneous partnership and collaboration from concept development and art direction to mint and beyond.
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<aside> <img src="https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/secure.notion-static.com/420e5e6d-4eb4-43b1-a36e-3efdf8c68cb5/download.png" alt="https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/secure.notion-static.com/420e5e6d-4eb4-43b1-a36e-3efdf8c68cb5/download.png" width="40px" /> Meet our partner, ARTHELPS - a non-profit organization started by artists and run by artists. They deliver art as aid for children living in high conflict areas.
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<aside> 🎨 Art is a language that everyone understands, that connects people to one another. Art transcends rules and borders. The ARTHELPS workshops equip children from the Ukraine, Iraq, Brazil and South Africa with the tools to create, imagine and unleash their potential. Art gives these children a voice.
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<aside> ⛺ Currently, ARTHELPS works from temporary pop-up spaces on location to conduct their workshops, whether it be in refugee camps or slums. But creativity needs space.
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<aside> 🏗️ That’s why we’re partnering with ARTHELPS to fund their first Creative Hub, a permanent location for regular creative projects to occur within the community. A space that will serve as a haven for the community to create together. A spot for young people to connect with artists to develop their own voice and discover their own strength. The location of the first Creative Hub will be in Mosul, Iraq.
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<aside> 🫂 Our team has been working on the ground with ARTHELPS at their HQ in Germany to develop creative concepts for our NFT collection alongside their community. Our first ARTHELPS x Actually People workshop welcomed families from the Ukraine, as well as Syrian and Tunisian youth.
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