Frequently Asked Questions

General

Education

  • Can I volunteer?

    Yes! Nest Global is looking for volunteers to work in their Nest locations in Greece and Mexico. As a “Nester,” you’ll join local teachers in working directly with children in the classroom for a shift typically ranging from one week to three months and receive ongoing training and mentorship throughout. Visit Nest Global’s website to learn more.

  • How many children and families are you serving?

    Since its inception in 2018, Nest Global has enrolled 7,000 children and families in school programs, parenting workshops, and parent & me programs. Nest Global currently operates 18 classrooms, spanning 3 continents and has provided over 100,000+ hours of education worldwide.

  • How do you decide where to work?

    The UNHCR estimates that there are currently over 3.7 million migrant and refugee children worldwide who do not have access to education. When considering where to focus its efforts, Nest Global prioritizes areas with a high density of young children who have zero access to education and only work in collaboration with established community organizations who provide a physical space, assist with daily operations, and offer invaluable local knowledge.

Foster Youth

  • Can I volunteer for A+P’s foster youth program?

    Art + Practice is not currently accepting any applications for volunteers within our foster youth program. If interested in volunteering with foster youth, check out CASA Los Angeles for more information about how to support foster youth in Los Angeles.

  • How many transition-age foster youth does A+P and First Place currently support in South Los Angeles?

    Art + Practice and First Place for Youth support between 85-100 youth in South Los Angeles at a given time. Each young adult receives safe, stable housing from First Place for Youth.

  • How do transition-age foster youth learn about First Place for Youth?

    Transition-age foster youth typically hear about First Place for Youth through their social worker, one of First Place’s partner organizations, or word of mouth through their friends and other personal connections.

    While prospective participants are often referred by youth shelters, social workers, group homes, foster families, or schools, First Place for Youth does not require formal referrals. Phone calls and walk-ins are always welcome.

Exhibition

Public Programs

Exhibition Tours

  • Are tours free?

    Yes. Art + Practice’s tours are free.

  • So how do K-12 visits actually work?

    Teachers schedule their visit to Art + Practice by signing up HERE with the following information: the number of students, grade level, requested times, and contact information. A+P’s staff will respond to the online entry promptly. Reservations should be made 3 weeks in advance, at minimum.

    When your school group arrives at A+P, you will be greeted by A+P’s staff.

  • Can I bring my college/university or adult class?

    Of course! Art + Practice welcomes all education levels to explore and learn about the exhibitions on view. Please note that the maximum size of a visiting group is 60 students and groups of 30 or less are highly encouraged. Please schedule your education tour to A+P by signing up HERE.

Donate

  • Is my donation tax-deductible?

    Art + Practice is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit. All donations are tax-deductible.

  • Can I make a donation via check?

    Yes. To make a donation via check, please call Art + Practice’s donation at (323) 337-6887 or e-mail us at office@artandpractice.org

  • How do I receive an A+P hat?

    A free Art + Practice hat is available to those that donate $50 or more. Once your donation is processed, A+P will mail your hat to the provided address.

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