El Diario: Create an Immigrant Sanctuary
The June 11, 2017 issue of El Diario newspaper includes a photo essay from the production of La Lucha Continua: “’La…
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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.
Touch the World
In 2011, a Brooklyn elementary school embarked on a great adventure to proclaim through collaborative public art that all families…
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Volunteer thru July
Volunteer with Thrive Collective’s murals projects through July 2017. Sign up here.
read moreParent.Co Features #BringArtBack
The online journal Parent.co features Thrive Collective’s Bring Art Back campaign in their new Parent Co. Stories video series sharing “authentic stories…
read moreTime Lapse and Unveiling
Sierra High School officially unveiled the I’m Possible school mural in its permanent location on the main quad in the…
read moreThe Beautiful Struggle
It’s a beautiful struggle that draws us out of ourselves into community with others – a community rooted in faith,…
read moreWhy Should Parents Get Involved?
Why should parents get involved with Thrive Collective? “Learning goes beyond the classroom, and this is truly beyond the classroom.…
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La Lucha is Finished, but the Struggle Continues
“La Lucha Continua” (2017) Art Direction by Sam Wisneski / ThriveCollective.org Loisaida Center + FABNYC + Thrive Collective Community Mural…
read moreWhy We LOVE Faith Motivated Volunteers
On April 8th, twenty-five incredible volunteers from Christian Cultural Center prepped three school mural projects at MS 42, MS 183,…
read moreGrand Marshal
Brooklyn’s 65th annual Norwegian Day Parade honored Thrive Collective executive director Jeremy Del Rio as grand marshal and guest speaker…
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Mission: ImPossible L.A.
The mission, which we chose to accept: instigate, mobilize, and help facilitate a new school partnership nearly 3,000 miles away to…
read moreLeaders Agree: #BringArtBack
What can Democratic city councilman, Republican state senators, and nonpolitical public school principals all agree on? “When I saw that…
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