Ideas We Should Steal Festival 2018 Video & Audio

The Secret to Keeping Youth out of Prison? Art

Listen or watch Bartram's High School students on using the power of art to raise awareness about the schools to prison pipeline. Then vote for their idea

Ideas We Should Steal Festival 2018 Video & Audio

The Secret to Keeping Youth out of Prison? Art

Listen or watch Bartram's High School students on using the power of art to raise awareness about the schools to prison pipeline. Then vote for their idea

Dec. 06, 2018

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Philadelphia’s Bartram High School won last year’s Aspen Challenge with a 1000-crane origami movement to raise awareness of the schools to prison pipeline. At The Citizen’s inaugural Ideas We Should Steal Festival, they wowed the crowd with a moving declaration of their intent: To change the story of their neighborhood to “Coronation Over Incarceration.”

If you missed the panel, or simply want to hear it again, listen on CitizenCast below.

Or, watch their presentation below.

Idea We Should Steal: Now, they want to use their work to create a scholarship for someone previously incarcerated, and to launch an after school program.

Rate the idea here. 

Read more about the Aspen Challenge winners in The Citizen:

Give Us Our Crowns
High schoolers from around the city answered the call for solutions to Philly’s problems. One team takes their project—to halt the schools to prison pipeline—to Aspen

 

Photo via Sabina Pierce

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