Conversation at the School of Art Institute of Chicago
Being UnLonely through Creative Expression A conversation with Joseph Behen, Executive Director, Counseling, Health, and Disability Services at the School of Art Institute of Chicago and Jeremy Nobel, MD, MPH, President of the Foundation for Art & Healing...Film: My Baby You’ll Be
My Baby You’ll Be About the Film When Charles’ mother asked him to help her transfer home movies to her hard drive, his reaction was, “What home videos?” Watching the 20 hours of family memories and realizing he had 38 unopened voicemails — many from his...The Therapeutic Power of Creative Expression through Paper
“The Paper and Packaging – How Life Unfolds™ campaign recognizes the ways letter writing can bring people together,” said Mary Anne Hansan, Paper and Packaging Board executive director. “These survivors choose peace every day and choose to see...Being UnLonely with Eileen Rockefeller
Eileen Rockefeller, author, public speaker, and venture philanthropist talks to the Foundation of Art & Healing about the importance of healing in the community. When we come together, she says, we can “turn from the place of isolation to one of belonging.”
Being UnLonely with Edward Hirsch
The celebrated poet Edward Hirsch talks to the Foundation of Art about the connective power of language and poetry. “Poetry is the social act of a solitary person,” he says. The act of writing and reading poetry, he suggests, helps alleviate loneliness even when when we are physically isolated.
