By Camp Director and Artist Mentor – James Budu Prowd II Liberia’s Art Camp at Mission of Hope for the Disabled was March 3rd-7th. Wow! The Art Camp was amazing and learning was so much fun! We are grateful for another opportunity to be a part of this blessing. This years’ camp included four classes…
By Seth Oluvuyi Luchemo – Recreation Factory Arts From February 26th to March 1st, 2025, we conducted an inspiring and impactful Art Camp at Upendo Children’s Home in Kakamega. Our team traveled from Nairobi on February 25th and commenced the camp the following day. The camp aimed to provide students with opportunities to discover and…
Get ready for our annual Art Camp at the Mission of Hope for the Disabled in Liberia coming March 3rd – 7th! Over 150 students will discover their creative voices in graphic design, photography, visual art, cosmetology, and baking classes led by a talented team of Artist Mentors from the Mission.
Check out this latest video update from our Kenyan business partner Kevin Fraji and K. Fraji Productions. They are currently in production shooting an original made for TV Drama called “My Partner.”
Congratulations to our scholarship recipients Lloyd and Dorothy on their graduation from Valentine School of Cake in Kenya!
For twelve years, Seth has partnered with Inverted Arts! He began as an Assistant Mentor, took over as Lead Artist Mentor, received a scholarship to study Music Production, and is now our Business Partner leading Art Camps across Kenya! In fact, Seth and his team have led eight Art Camps with four new partners this…
Seth and his Recreation Factory team are knocking it out of the park with their ninth Art Camp in Kenya this year. This time it’s at Garden Brook School and the students there are discovering they are “created 2 create!” Check out the videos and photos below!
Hear from our business partners James, Joetta and Daniel as they bring greetings from Liberia and the Mission of Hope for the Disabled.
It’s been an incredible year thanks to your partnership! Here are some statistics and a story. However, far more important than statistics are the stories of young people using their creativity to change their communities!Here’s just one. Stephanie’s Story Stephanie grew up in the Mathare Valley Slum in Kenya. Her father, an architect, passed away…
By Camp Director Seth Luchemos The recent Art Camp at MCE, themed “Discovering Our Colors,” was a vibrant and impactful week filled with creativity, skill-building, and community. Students explored various art forms, from music and visual arts to dance and fashion, fostering self-expression and teamwork. We were thrilled to have students from Norway participating as…