Pacific Island Ethnic Art MuseumAt — Pacific Island Ethnic Art Museum
A guiding principle of PIEAM is to practice indigenous care and cultural protocols. We focus on cooperative approach to learning, and foster shared responsibility between artist, cultural practitioners, students, and the community-at-large.
Given the immensity and diversity of the Pacific Islands region, with approximately 20% of the world's languages spread across islands in the world's largest body of water, we remind people of our complexity and not let them try to paint us with a single brush stroke.
Art is medicine
Indigenous care
Guidance on the Classification of Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islanders
NASA Climate Kids: Water
Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Legacy of a Data Category
Teaching Oceania Series
(all links available on https://www.pieam.org/education
Health and safety are among our highest priorities. The following rules are based on Federal, State, County and City guidelines. All volunteers must monitor his or her health/well-bring and self-screen for symptoms of illness daily, wear a face covering at all times, practice frequent and thorough hand hygiene, practice social distancing, avoid unnecessary physical contact, etc. We also ask that all students participating with this opportunity be fully vaccinated.
| Hours | Duration |
|---|---|
| 20 | hours per placement |