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Personal Information

Name: Grandville Avenue Arts & Humanities
Service Type: Arts & Humanities
Primary Contact: Steffanie Rosalez
Position: Executive Director
Phone: 616-742-0692
Address: 644 Grandville Avenue SW Grand Rapids MI 49503
Website: http://www.gaah.org
Twitter: https://twitter.com/gaaharts
Mission: Our mission is to enrich the lives of neighborhood youth through diverse and engaging programs at the Cook Arts Center and the Cook Library Center.
Roles: Non-Profit
Articles Published: 16

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Published List

06/24/2020 Grandville Avenue Arts & Humanities becomes summer meal site, offers summer programming opportunities for youth: July 6 - July 24

06/04/2020 Reflections on Violence: A Letter from Grandville Avenue Arts and Humanity's CEO

11/20/2018 Grandville Avenue Arts and Humanities hosts successful fall programs

08/21/2018 Great summer full of activities wraps up at Grandville Avenue Arts and Humanities

06/06/2017 Annual "Día del Sol" fundraiser celebrates Grandville Avenue community

03/09/2017 "Cook Library Scholars", un programa de apoyo para jóvenes, se transforma en una segunda familia

03/07/2017 Volunteers become champions at Cook Library Center

02/02/2017 Hip-hop camp brings happiness to kids at Cook Arts Center

12/20/2016 Cook Library Scholars supports community, becomes second family

12/10/2013 Cook Library Scholars: A pathway of opportunity

Co-Authored

11/14/2014 Story Matters: Antonio Jaimes explains motivations for coming to USA

11/14/2014 Antonio Jaimes habla de sus motivaciones por venir a los Estados Unidos

11/14/2014 Story Matters: Juana Guerrero talks about her life in Grandville Avenue neighborhood

11/14/2014 Juana Guerrero habla de su vida en el vecindario de la Avenida Grandville

11/13/2014 Story Matters: Rosa Isela Corona works to connect parents with resources

11/13/2014 Rosa Isela Corona trabaja para conectar a los padres con recursos

11/12/2014 Alejandro Ruiz se acuerda de como un amor inspiró su carrera artística

11/12/2014 Story Matters: Alejandro Ruiz recalls how crush started drawing career

11/11/2014 Avelycia Ortiz comparte de como el envenenamiento por plomo le afectó

11/11/2014 Story Matters: Avelycia Ortiz shares how lead poisoning impacted her

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