Being a refugee is an isolating experience.

At ARTogether, we build communities with refugees and immigrants that foster compassion, creativity and human connection.

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When we get together, we grow together. ARTogether fosters communities where refugees, asylees and immigrants feel safe and welcome.

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Art transcends the spoken word. We can share our stories even when we speak different languages.

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Knowledge has power. At ARTogether, we are spreading awareness about the challenges refugees face, and leading a movement against xenophobia and racism.

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Stories inspire. We empower refugee and immigrant artists to share their journeys with the world.

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At ARTogether, we build communities with refugees and immigrants that foster compassion, creativity and human connection.
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When we get together, we grow together. ARTogether fosters communities where refugees, asylees and immigrants feel safe and welcome.
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Art transcends the spoken word. We can share our stories even when we speak different languages.<
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Knowledge has power. At ARTogether, we are spreading awareness about the challenges refugees face, and leading a movement against xenophobia and racism.
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Stories inspire. We empower refugee and immigrant artists to share their journeys with the world.

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“WE got this”– Centering Abundance in the 2023 Artist Mentorship Hub

By Michelle Lin On an August Friday evening, a collective of emerging Immigrant, Refugee, and diasporic artists of color gathered for the first time at the ARTogether Center to kick off a 3-day weekend intensive centered on healing and deepening our artistic practices. All of us—the participating artists and the

PRIDE, Healing and Spreading Arts

By: ARTogether Staff Writer  On a vibrant Friday evening, I found myself amongst a warm, intimate crowd at the ARTogether Center, gathered to celebrate Pride Month and the powerful voices of queer artists of color who are also part of the immigrant community. The night was alive with joy, resilience,

World Refugee and Immigrant Day Festival

Photos by Claire Burke By Emma Grover  On June 17, 2023, at Clinton Park in Downtown Oakland, hundreds of community members including local non-profit organizations, City and County’s officials, families, artists, and more, gathered to celebrate World Refugee Day and the resilience and diversity of the East Bay’s refugee and

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