This March, Marwen is hosting a series of Youth Pathways workshops at Marwen (833 N. Orleans Street) or virtual on Zoom every Tuesday, 5-6:30 pm throughout the month. Design your own logo, learn how to create a financial plan, speak directly with our alumni about "life after Marwen," and learn about Islamic art and experiences. Marwen’s Youth Pathways workshops are free and youth centered. Parents, educators, alumni, and artists are all welcome to participate.
Questions? Please contact Rafael Huerta, Coordinator of Youth Pathway Programs, at rhuerta@marwen.org.
Designing Visuals
Tuesday, March 5, 5-6:30 pm
Studio 1
Guest Speaker: Antonio García
Design your very own logo while learning about the career path of a graphic designer! Join us in conversation with Marwen trustee Antonio Garcia, who is also an executive design leader, illustrator, maker, and educator. Learn about the graphic design industry and ask questions while picking up some design skills on the fly.
Financial Planning
Tuesday, March 12, 5 - 6:30 pm
Zoom
Guest Speaker: Dansen Mayhay
Join us for an intimate session on workshopping through elements of a financial plan. Dansen Mayhay, a Marwen alum, will provide insight on how to build a balanced budget, learn about good vs bad debt, and identify elements of a strong financial foundation.
Life after Marwen
Tuesday, March 19, 5- 6:30 pm
Studio 3
Guest speakers: Recent Marwen Alumni
Curious about what life after Marwen is like? Join us for a conversation about schools, jobs and next steps! We will be joined by a panel of recent Marwen graduates who took courses just like you. Learn about their first steps as high school graduates, and ask questions about art school, college, and even what it's like to come back to Marwen as a teaching artist.
Art + Resilience: An Introduction to Islamic Art
Tuesday, March 26, 5- 6:30 pm
Studio 3
Join us for a workshop that holds space for community and learning about Islamic art, experiences and resilience. Make artwork inspired by islamic tessellations and learn about the rich history of Islamic art. We will be joined by representatives from the Abrahamic Center for Cultural Education.
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