Supported projects help capture, preserve, interpret, and share community stories while giving interns age- and readiness-appropriate experience in research, documentation, public art, education, and community engagement.
The Four E's are an organization-wide method. Programs can show evidence of more than one E at the same time.
E4 Living Archive Labs are structured story-capturing sessions that utilize HIP interns and support the Black Barbershop, Black Space, and Living Legends projects.
The Blackland Mural Installation Project is a hands-on community arts and historic preservation experience that brings Blackland's history to life through public art.
The Digital Storytelling Teaching Artist Internship gives emerging creatives hands-on experience supporting E4 Youth's cultural education programs in elementary and middle school classrooms.