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The 2024 Project is well underway in Throop, Nanticoke, Ashley, and Wilkes-Barre!

– Below are some of our first workshops and news from our participants. Mid-Valley, for Veteran’s Day Civics Teacher, Michelle Chang with Principal Jeffrey Kovaleski with the Hexagons Every student at the Mid-Valley Secondary Center (grades 7 – 12) was given a blank Hexagon and asked to write words or draw images that came to their mind […]

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Celebrating Connection, Collaboration and Creation within the Community

The opposite of addiction is not sobriety, it is connection and social bonding. Johann Hari, British Writer/Journalist The Hexagon Project had the pleasure of participating in an event in late October called “Stop the Stigma: A Wellness Recovery Festival” hosted by New Roots Recovery Support Center at King’s College, along with more than a dozen

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Picture This: Hexagon Project Gains International Attention in Art Magazine

We are so proud that our organization, along with local educators, are featured in the eBook entitled “Learning Through Art: International Pictures of Practice.” After two years of compilation, this book has been published by the International Society for Education through Art (InSEA). As the title suggests, InSEA aimed to make this a very visual

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All 2022 Hexagons for You to View

We had so many amazing hexagons submitted that it was a difficult job our judges had choosing which ones to award with special recognition. We believe they are all special in their own way and just beautiful and we want you to be able to view them all. This video displays all 2022 hexagons entered

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Fall 2021 Newsletter

“Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower.” Albert Camus With each season we grow more and more hopeful about what lies ahead. We are so glad that in 2021 we’ve been able to reconnect with people in person. While it is still important to keep safety at the top of our

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