Collaborate With Lauren

Art has the power to connect, heal, and transform. I’m passionate about collaborating with like-minded partners to design creative and therapeutic experiences, especially for young people facing barriers.

I believe in using art as a tool for fostering belonging and joy, and I am especially interested in collaborating with art therapists, educators, and community leaders to co-create programming that supports at-risk youth and vulnerable populations. From hands-on workshops to curriculum design, together we can imagine what's possible and make it happen.

A woman in a white blouse, red tiger-print skirt, and black boots twirls happily in front of a house entrance.

Current Interests

  • Senior woman participating in a group painting class

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    Collaborative workshops with licensed art therapists

  • Young child works on an arts and crafts project making a cut-paper fox

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    Visual arts programming for nonprofits & youth-serving organizations

  • Young boy participates in mural painting project

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    Community mural or installation projects

  • Young child paints with leaves in an outdoor craft project

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    Joy-centered, nature-inspired art experiences

  • Various jewelry pieces and ceramic pottery items

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    Custom-designed outreach kits and creative curriculum

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Lauren is especially interested in working with licensed art therapists, educators, nonprofit leaders, and other community organizers who share a passion for using art to support youth and vulnerable populations.

  • She collaborates on a range of projects, including visual arts programming, community murals, creative curriculum development, and joy-centered workshops—often with a therapeutic or nature-inspired focus.

  • Absolutely. Lauren specializes in co-creating custom outreach kits, creative curriculums, and hands-on workshops tailored to your goals and audience.

  • While she is open to a variety of partnerships, Lauren has a special focus on youth facing barriers, including at-risk and underserved communities.

  • Not necessarily. Some collaborations, like curriculum design or outreach kits, can be done remotely. For in-person workshops or murals, location and travel may be discussed on a case-by-case basis.

  • Reach out through the contact form (or email) with a short description of your idea or organization. Lauren will follow up to schedule a conversation and explore next steps.

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