We’re thrilled to welcome our 2022 Summer Residents, who started this week! Residents will work directly with numerous members of the Creative Generation collective in the areas of research, learning, leadership, & communications. Residents develop specific skills applicable in arts and culture, education and youth development, and social and policy change. They will hone their commitment to and clarity of identity and values, skills in written communication, presentation for learning, research, project management, and artistic practice.
Meet the Residents:
Emma Lamberti — Learning + Community Knowledge Resident
Audrey Maxner — Research Analysis + Documentation Resident
Emma Mazal Mones — Learning + Community Engagement Resident
Maddie Pivonka — Communications + Community Building Resident
Tap through each link to get to know each of our 2022 Summer Residents!
ABOUT THE CREATIVE GENERATION SUMMER RESIDENCY PROGRAM
Creative Generation encourages systemic change by working within and disrupting the current structures of the arts/cultural, education, and social change sectors. Recognizing the negative impacts of traditional internship structures, the organization seeks to mentor new professionals with the necessary tools, training, and resources that will aid them in changing the landscape for the future.
With a commitment to our values of honoring diversity and enabling radical inclusion, Creative Generation will work with individuals from backgrounds traditionally underrepresented in the sectors in which the organization works.
The Program typically spans from early June to mid-August and is flexible to meet the needs of participants. Program components occur in three equal parts: professional learning and mentorship opportunities, work experience on current projects and organizational objectives, and leadership experience through a guided capstone project of choice.
In 2022, the program is led by André Solomon and Vida Manalang.