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Episode 5: IOAD Art Neighborhood
Episode 5: IOAD Art Neighborhood
Episode 5: IOAD Art Neighborhood
Friday 27th August 2021
Discover how The Art Neighborhood blends art and recovery to raise awareness for overdose prevention. Listen now for heartfelt stories of hope.
24 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Art and Recovery: The Heartfelt Impact of The Art Neighborhood
If we could all just bring our best possibility to our community, then there will be so many things change and I think a lot of times we take for granted our best qualities and that actually it does affect other people.
Imagine a place where art and recovery intersect in the most inspiring way. In this episode, host Jacob Harding chats with Jarmichael Harris and Lisa Ludwig about The Art Neighborhood, a unique collaborative sculpture project designed to raise awareness for International Overdose Awareness Day. This isn't just any art exhibit—it's an evolving, improvisational piece located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, that brings together the community to explore themes of self-esteem, identity, and connection.
Lisa Ludwig, the artist behind this meaningful project, shares her vision of using art as a medium to foster understanding and support among individuals in recovery. She discusses how The Art Neighborhood allows participants to express their journeys through creative collaboration, making it a space filled with love, kindness, and resilience. The project is supported by the Collegiate Recovery Community and ekiM for Change, emphasizing the role of community in healing.
Jarmichael Harris adds another layer to the conversation by highlighting the practical aspects of the initiative. He talks about the availability of life-saving drugs like naloxone on campus, which has been crucial in preventing overdoses among students, faculty, and staff. The discussion delves into how such initiatives can create safer environments and provide essential support for those battling addiction.
Whether you're in recovery yourself or know someone who is, this episode offers a touching glimpse into how art can be a powerful tool for healing and community building. It's not just about creating sculptures; it's about crafting stories of hope and resilience that resonate deeply with everyone involved. Tune in to discover how The Art Neighborhood is making a real difference.