WILLIAM JAMES ASSOCIATION
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WJA is a non-profit that promotes work service in the arts. Prison Arts Project is our focus. The William James Association promotes work service in the arts, environment, education, and community development.
Our work has been primarily centered around transformative arts experiences in nontraditional settings, serving men and women in and after prison and high-risk youth.
Acting on the conviction that the fine arts enrich, heal and unite communities, the William James Association has brought exceptional artists into prisons and jails throughout California and other states since 1977.
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1973
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Santa Cruz, CA 95061 USA
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williamjamesassociation.org
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Mission The William James Association promotes work service in the arts environment education and community development. Our major concern has been transformative arts experiences in nontraditional settings working with people experiencing incarceration highrisk youth and returning residents. Prison Arts Project Community Impact The practice of making art cultivates transformation and improves lives. Creative engagement helps Returning Residents to rejoin our communities with a greater sense of selfworth confidence and resilience that supports them in rewriting the ending to their story.
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