Posted by Rich Randolph

Weaving The Future Knits Community Together

Today, November 15, 2021, marked the Dedication of Weaving The Future mural at Elsie Allen High School.

Rose Hammock, Pomo person of the same heritage as Elsie Allen, and currently representing The Pomo Project creating better understanding of Pomo, Maidu, Wappo and Miwok culture.  Citing Features displayed in the mural of Culture, Community,  Collaboration and Artistic identities, Rose expressed hope that this mural will inspire others both on campus and in Sonoma County.  Partnering with ArtStart, the City of Santa Rosa and community groups including Rotary, forming collaborative ventures which engage students with their surrounding communities to build creative legacies of art and understanding.

Among the speakers were Vince Figueroa, President of the Elsie Allen High School Foundation.

The mural contains flags of students native country, and more are in the making.  Do plan to visit the mural and get a truly closeup view and feel of its vibrance and depth.

Keep posted for ongoing ArtStart and Pomo Project developments both on and off campus.

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