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Imagine an entire school – students, teachers, and administrators – taking time each morning to turn inward together, and listen to a brief mindfulness prompt and world-class music.
The Well's programs combine best practices in arts and wellness and are designed in partnership with those they serve. How do we create our programs? In partnership with others and especially those we serve.
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Looking to work at the intersection of arts and wellness? See below for current opportunities!
Oct. 11, 2024 We are seeking a compassionate and experienced Youth Development Specialist to join our team at an elementary Charter School in East Cleveland for a paid part-time position running a a Mindfulness/SEL classroom for specials. Ideal candidates will have a strong background in youth development, particularly in arts education or mind-body practices. This role involves facilitating the My True SELF curriculum and supporting students in acquiring essential social-emotional skills. The...
Learn MoreThe Well is seeking a few volunteers for important tasks our small team just can't seem to get to with our focus on impact. Accessibility Support. We need someone to type/correct captions for all of our content reaching youth across the country via digital media. Can be virtual! Gallery Volunteers: On occasion, we need someone to welcome guests to the gallery when we are not at The Well in Camp Washington. In...
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We love collaborating with local and national community partners in a variety of arts programming and mindfulness practices. Think you'd like to collaborate?
A wellspring is an original and bountiful source. At The Well, we seek to collaborate with, feature and learn from original voices in mindfulness, music, movement and creativity via The Wellspring Fellowship.
The Wellspring Fellowship is a four month virtual residency designed to lift up and share the work of our fellows, and to broaden our understanding of how to best serve personal growth, relational empathy and collective, public reconciliation and healing.
Fellows receive a stipend and an opportunity for their programs or process to be featured in The Well’s portal. Additionally, Wellspring Fellows will attend several Well Events (both internal strategy sessions and external public programs) throughout the four-month period.
Each fellowship comes with an intentional agreement to best match our individual fellow’s goals and to determine the most meaningful collaboration.
2024 Wellspring Fellow and Artist in Residence
Julia Orquera Bianco (she/they) was born in Argentina and lived in Mexico before moving to the United States. She earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Universidad del Museo Social Argentino (Buenos Aires, Argentina) in 2012. In 2018 she graduated from the MFA program at Roski School of Art and Design, University of Southern California, Los Angeles. In 2020, Bianco earned a Certificate on Sustainability from University of California, Los Angeles. In 2022, Bianco was an intern in the Medicinal Plant Conservation Program at United Plant Savers (Rutland, OH). In 2023, she earned a Certificate in Permaculture Design from Cincinnati Permaculture Institute. She is currently working to get certified as a Yoga Innstructor.
Bianco works through interrogating constructs from Modern Western Culture, collective memory, and the experience of migration, through the lens of a guest on the Land she inhabits. This allows her to think about identity and belonging as something constantly being renegotiated and in motion, in deep relation and conversation with the environment and the community she is immersed in.Her explorations use her family legacy of labor, craft, and storytelling, as strategies to build knowledge and understanding of Place, experiencing while remembering. Her work has been showcased and published in Argentina, Canada, Mexico, New Zealand, and the United States.
This residency is made possible by NEA MATCH Fellowship with Wave Pool Gallery and U.C.
Winter 2023 Wellspring Fellow
Sheila McMullin is a poet, writing coach, and budding somatic herbalist. She is the author of daughterrarium from Cleveland State University Poetry Center and an Advisory Board Member of the Contemporary Irish Arts Center of Los Angeles. A fierce advocate for youth storytellers, she is a proud co-editor of Humans of Ballou and The Day Tajon Got Shot, both written by teen authors and published by Shout Mouse Press. Through her love for words, herbs, and composting, she crafts handmade paper out of herbal marc, seeds, and recycled materials as an act of devotion to the natural world. Based in Los Angeles, she works with city magick to turn seeds of ideas into richly crafted and moving stories with storytellers of all experience levels through one-on-one coaching, creative workshops, and meditative practices. Nourishing heart and intuition to tell our stories, visit www.thewritemagick.com
Co-Fellow 2023
Elena Estella Green is a Poet living in Cincinnati, OH. Originally from New York City, Elena has published her work in various anthologies like Mindful Poetry Moments, Anthropocene, the Art Academy Magazine, Inter-religious Dialogue Journal, For a Better World 2021 etc. A recent graduate of the Conscious Feminine Leadership Academy at Women Writing for a Change. She presented her practicum workshop on Diving into Deep Writing & Reading at The Well, Autumn 2022. Elena is currently working on her first chapbook.
Co-Fellow 2023
Ali Sina Doosti is an education activist. He graduated from the American University of Afghanistan with a bachelor’s degree in business administration. He also studied social work at Kabul University. He is a co-founder of the Rainbow Cultural Diversity Summer Program, which nurtures cultural diversity and tolerance through dialogue and conversation among students.
Winter 2022 Fellow
Isti Toq’ah is a peace educator who also loves teaching English and writing. She founded a grass-root movement, PANDAI (Indonesia’s Peace Education) Community, focuses on peace education based on Indonesia’s local wisdoms. Connect with Isti's work on Instagram @pandaiindonesia.
Summer/Fall 2021 Fellow
Sarah Yeung is the owner of SKY Sound Yoga, where she provides yoga, sound healing, and holistic wellbeing offerings to individuals and organizations in New Jersey and globally.
Founding Fellow Spring 2021
Kara Michelle Pierson is the founder and owner of Lilac & Indigo. Her mission is to make space for individuals to recharge and reaffirm through rest and creativity.
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