students participate in street art workshop in Nairobi, Kenya — We help **civil society** and **local community groups** by organising **workshops** on **social action causes** to **promote** **shared values** and **achieve project goals**.

street artist animates youth workshop in Nairobi, Kenya — **Paint the Change** has developed an **expert-curated curriculum** that can be adapted to different issues – from **social cohesion** to **public** and **mental health** and the **environment** – which we use in our **workshops**.

Our sessions can be conducted over a few consecutive days or over several weeks. The resulting public art and videos about the process are powerful tools for NGOs to feature on their own social media platforms, and to present in future discussions about their work.

200 Nationalities, One NHS mural on Rich Mix, East London — **Rich Mix, London**

We were proud to produce a four-storey crowdsourced mural celebrating the NHS – featuring more than 200 flowers drawn by members of the public – in partnership with Rich Mix cultural foundation and community hub in Shoreditch, at 35-47 Bethnal Green Road, London E1 6LA.

workshop participant in Hackney, East London — Titled **200 Nationalities, One NHS**, the giant artwork by award-winning street artist **ATMA** celebrates the diversity of the **NHS** and frontline workers and features a **portrait of a young Londoner**, an **NHS health worker** and **hundreds of hand-drawn flowers** crowdsourced from across the United Kingdom.

The mural is made up of 136 individual vinyl adhesives applied to the building’s award-winning moveable aluminium louvres – serving as a reminder of London’s gratitude to the NHS and its international colleagues for their work during the pandemic.

street art mural for NHS in Wapping, East London — A group of young people from **Wapping Youth Football Club** painted a new **street mural** to celebrate the NHS in September 2020. Paint the Change hosted a series of **art workshops** with Wapping Youth Football Club to help local young people develop their **creative skills** and express their views on **social justice** through street art.

street art portraits celebrate local heroes in Bow, East London — **Linc Centre,**
**London**

Paint the Change worked with the Linc Centre, a youth hub near Devons Road in Bow, to learn about amazing local people. We wanted to give local heroes the attention they deserve by commissioning portraits of them as murals on the Linc Centre walls.

schoolkids pose by schoolbus street art in Detroit — **GOAL Line, Detroit**

Detroit’s “Get On And Learn” school bus loop is designed to improve education access and opportunities for local students. Paint the Change installed a bright yellow bus shelter adorned with original artwork showing a group of children wearing crowns and engaged in educational activities outside of the Lincoln-King Academy in northwest Detroit.

Paint the Change is dedicated to supporting local communities across the globe, hosting workshops and producing murals in several cities and countries around the world.

street art mural in Sao Paulo, Brazil — **São Paulo, Brazil**

street art in Rio, Brazil — **Rio, Brazil**

street art mural in Cape Town, South Africa — **Cape Town, South Africa**

street art mural on Detroit Music Hall — **Detroit, USA**

street art mural in Sydney — **Sydney, Australia**

street art mural in Atlanta — **Atlanta, USA**

street art mural in New Delhi — **New Delhi, India**