Education & Outreach
Teaching Through The Arts
Lake Bonneville Reef
Lake Bonneville Reef is a collaborative, educational program focused on science, math, art, and environmental change.
- Targeted schools, organizations, and groups comprise diverse demographics and economic status.They benefit from an integrated art, math and science experience.
- Participants are taught about the history of Lake Bonneville and Great Salt Lake, its habitat and biology and environmental issues surrounding this body of water and bodies of water globally.
- Participants are taken on a field trip to the lake.
- Hyperbolic crochet teaching occurs with students and groups conspicuously incorporating math, science and art principles to create "snakes" and 3D items to be used in the creation of the large scale Lake Bonneville Reef.
Read more about the Lake Bonneville Reef project
Justice for Some
Justice for Some is based on the premise that human rights violations occur globally in all forms and factions. Locally we experience many forms of discrimination. Brolly Arts understands that the arts add to the vibrancy of our community and are a valuable means to initiate dialogue, dialogue, to foster community connection and social change, and to address important needs, interests and issues of the community.
Justice For Some targets not only the communities directly impacted by the project and a general arts audience, but also citizens — regardless of age, gender or ethnicity — who are interested in the role the arts play in increasing awareness of critical human rights issues. Specifically, we are working with InFluxdance company and other professional artists and organizations skilled at highlighting vital human rights issues. We target populations in our outreach efforts that will benefit from our workshops.
