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SUMMARY:Craft and Create: Stories Our Hands Remember
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DESCRIPTION:This workshop\, presented by artist AnaYelsi Velasco Sanchez\,
  explores murals as a form of storytelling and resistance in Latin America
  and Latine communities in the United States\, highlighting how mural-maki
 ng is used to reflect histories\, traditions\, relationships\, and lived e
 xperiences. Participants will explore memory\, identity\, culture\, and be
 longing through collaborative art-making. .\nhttps://pgcmls.libnet.info/ev
 ent/16943883
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Using traced hands as a canvas\, participa
 nts will create symbolic artworks reflecting the people\, traditions\, str
 uggles\, joys\, and stories that have shaped them. Together\, these indivi
 dual pieces will become a collective mural celebrating the many stories we
  carry. No art experience necessary.</p>\n<p><img src="https://static.libn
 et.info/frontend-images/editor/pgcmls/Screenshot_2026-07-23_143145.jpg" wi
 dth="237" height="274" alt="" /></p>\n<p><strong>AnaYelsi Velasco Sanchez<
 /strong> is an IndoLatinx mujerista\, artist\, and public educator origina
 lly from Venezuela. Her work centers on healing\, justice\, and collective
  liberation. As the creator of the Interlocking Justice methodology\, AnaY
 elsi invites individuals and communities into deeper relationship with the
 mselves and one another&mdash\;supporting them in naming harm\, restoring 
 connection\, and building just\, sustainable ways of being together.</p>\n
 <p>She is also a self-taught visual artist based in Washington\, D.C.\, wh
 ose paintings explore the intersections of justice\, liberation\, mental h
 ealth\, and identity. Known for her bold use of vibrant color\, AnaYelsi u
 ses both abstract and figurative forms to express a deep commitment to per
 sonal and collective healing&mdash\;where color becomes a tool of resistan
 ce\, reflection\, and empowerment.</p>\n<p>Through her practice\, AVS Cons
 ulting\, and as founder of the Interlocking Justice Institute\, AnaYelsi a
 ccompanies people across sectors&mdash\;including schools\, nonprofits\, f
 aith spaces\, and businesses&mdash\;as they seek to align their values wit
 h their actions. Her approach is heart-centered and collaborative\, rooted
  in the belief that transformation is possible when care\, accountability\
 , and community lead the way.</p>\n<p>AnaYelsi is also the founder of En C
 onjunto\, a collective that nurtures People of Color working at the inters
 ection of justice and spirituality. The collective offers space for connec
 tion\, shared wisdom\, and mutual support&mdash\;reminding those who often
  labor alone that they are not alone at all.</p>\n<p></p>\nhttps://pgcmls.
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