Community Joy in Harlem
It’s easy to define our differences, much harder to find the common ground that unites us. Community murals memorialize the…
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Stories that Demand Sequels
Experience the story of Thrive Collective in real time. Join us as we co-create a world where every student and school can thrive — without exception or condition.
Replace what was Stolen
I’m Emily from Thrive Collective, a rising senior at EBT High School in Brooklyn. I’ve worked with Thrive for two…
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Create! Harlem: Photo Diary, Part 1 by T. Carney
Grateful for our amazing high school and college summer interns, and outstanding Afropunk Army volunteers. Photos by Terrance Carney for…
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Enjoy our Student Films
Thanks in part to Digital Inclusion and Art as Catalyst for Change grants from NYC City Council members Donovan Richards…
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Partnering with NYC Cultural Affairs, Year 2
At Thrive Collective, we love stories that demand sequels. After proudly introducing the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs as a…
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Everyone’s an Artist, Like Pilar
Shout out to an extraordinary artist and teacher, Pilar Batista, who, together with Naomi Kuo, has been holding down our work at PS…
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Two Summer Intensives in Harlem
“Summer Camp for Art Kids.” Thrive Collective’s Summer Intensives allow concentrated time for some of our most passionate and skilled…
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“Be the Change,” Like Nico
One of our greatest joys at Thrive Collective is empowering local artists to live their dreams while they create beauty…
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Captain Jack’s Wonder Voyage
What a privilege to be trusted with “Captain Jack’s Wonder Voyage” at PS/MS 282 this year. This mural celebrates the…
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Father’s Day Gratitude
Shout out to all the incredible dads fathering their children well, and to all the uncles, grandfathers, brothers, cousins, neighbors,…
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The Biggest Project Ever
The “I Am NYC” collaboration with the High School of Telecommunications, Arts, and Technology is a case study in why…
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Celebrating Multiethnic Immigrant Roots
Mayor Bill de Blasio marches in the Puerto Rican Day Parade on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan on Sunday, June 11,…
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