The 2022 Student Voices Campaign has moved! Join us here (https://createca.org/student-voices-campaign/) to learn more and submit your art to make a difference!

To Our Future Generation, Brandon Jaiyen, Fountain Valley High School

keeping students motivated through the arts, Sophia Rodriquez, Livermore High School

The Student Voices Campaign has some exciting changes in the works! See you Friday, October 9th at the Grid and you’ll get a sneak peek of those changes!

The Student Voices Campaign is an annual statewide creative arts challenge for students (grades 7-12) to make their voices heard! Advocate for the change you want to see in your schools and communities!  This year, the Student Voices Campaign asks students from across arts disciplines to demonstrate how the power of the arts can draw attention to and address important community issues. The purpose of the campaign is to demonstrate how arts education empowers student voice and to show school and community leaders why it is important to advocate for arts education funding in public schools.

Register now for the Grid student summit on October 7-9. The California Alliance for Arts Education is proud to be collaborating with the Grid by inviting students to submit original art work answering the question: “How Will You Use your Creativity to Impact Your School and Community?” Register https://creativitymatters.com/grid-summits

“Art Saved Me” Nevada Union High School team submission

“The Disappearance of Art” Nevada Union High School team submission

“Man on the Street” Livermore High School team submission

“The Way Art Has Changed Our Worlds”  Southeast Middle School team submission

“Student Voices” Southeast Middle School team submission

“Oh How I’ll Change the World” Mt. Eden High School team submission

“Art Benefits” Nevada Union High School team submission

“Film Fest” Burton Middle School team submission