A

• Acrylic medium, 96–97, 100–101
• Acrylic paint, 36–37, 80–83, 88–89, 94–95
• Activism, 103–127
  • art projects, 108–127
  • finding topics for, 106–107
  • forms of, 104–105
• Activists
  • art project celebrating, 94–95
  • sphere of influence of, 57
• Adinkra symbols, 20–23
• Advocacy, 118–119
• Advocate, 104
• Aesthetics, 41, 48–49
• Affirmation animals, 36–37
• Affirmations, 36–37
• Air-dry clay, 50–51, 123
• Aluminum foil, 62–65
• Animal necklace, 36–37
• Animals, on your community treasure map, 58–59
• Anti-racism, 11
• Anti-racist artists, 9
• A-RAT (Anti-Racist Art Teachers), 125, 126
• Artivism, 104
• Ashanti people, Ghana, 20–23

B

• Batting, 80–83
• Beads, 24–25, 36–37, 42–43, 44–45
• Biases, 13, 62–64
• Billboards, miniature, 98–99
• Black joy, 68–69
• Bleach pen, 34–35
• Bookmark, 42–43
• Books with text, 96–97, 118–119
• Boxes, 42–43, 76–77, 110–111, 122–123
• Box, recipe, 44–45
• Brave spaces, 66–67
• Browns, creating different, 27
• Buttons, 44–45

C

• Camera and printer, 100–101
• Campaign, 105
• Cardboard or cardboard box, 34–35, 62–65, 110, 116–117
• Card stock, 18–19, 34–35, 44–45, 110–111, 120–121
• Cereal box, 42–43
• Chenille stem, 24–25
• Circular design, 70–71
• Clay, 50–51, 78–79, 122–123
• Climate change, 113
• Collages
  • identity puzzle, 18–19
  • illustrating change you would like to see, 84–85
  • self-portrait, 28–31
  • of special family foods, 44–45
• Collective logo, 124–127
• Colonization, 57
• Colored pencils, 24–25, 28–31, 36–37, 42–47, 52–53, 60–71, 76–77, 84–85, 96–99, 116–121, 124–127
• Comic strip, 86–87
• Community(ies), 55–71
• Community, activities for the, 45, 83
• Community cultural wealth, 57
• Compassion, 75, 80–83
• Construction paper, 24–25, 28–31, 76–77, 84–85, 94–95, 116–119
• Crayons, 18–19, 24–25, 28–31, 42–47, 52–53, 58–65, 68–71, 76–77, 84–85, 94–99, 110–111, 116–119, 124–127
• Critters, compassion, 80–83
• Cultural appropriation, 21, 42–43, 133
• Culture, 39–53

D

• Diorama, 122–123
• Discrimination, 17
• Diversity, in drawing of people, 60–61
• Donations, 45, 83, 105
• Donuts, 78–79
• Drawings. See also Paintings
  • animal, 36–37
  • for comic strip, 86–87
  • of community heroes, 66–67
  • cultural traditions, 46–47
  • of diverse group of people, 60–61
  • highlighting joy as a form of resistance, 68–69
  • self-portrait, 28–31, 88–89
  • of your mindful space, 108–109
• Dyes, 112–115

E

• Eco-reciprocity, 58
• Educating others, 104
• Embroidery thread/floss, 62–65, 80–83, 112–115
• Empathy, 73–89
• Empathy gap, 74
• Environmental stewardship, 112–115
• Equity, 78–79
• Ethnic identities, 10
• Eyes, 129

F

• Fabric, 52–53, 62–65, 80–83
• Fabric markers, 80–83
• Fabric paint, 80–83, 112–115
• Felt, 62–65, 80–83
• First peoples, 57
• Flags, 116–117
• Foam board, 62–65
• Food(s), 41, 44–45, 78–79

G

• Garden, artwork for your, 110–111
• Gel pen(s), 32–33, 68–69
• Goal setting, 70–71
• Golden rule, 75

H

• Hairstyles, 41
• Heat-shrink plastic, 36–37
• Heroes, community, 66–67
• Hot glue gun, 62–65, 80–83

I

• Identity, 16–37
• Implicit bias, 62–64
• Index cards, 44–45
• Indigenous peoples, 57, 58, 110, 122
• Intersectionality, 17

J

• Joy, 68–69
• Justice, 91–101

L

• Land acknowledgment, 57
• Landscapes, 48–49
• Literati landscape paintings, 48–49
• Logo, collective, 124–127

M

• Magazines, 18–19, 96–97, 118–119
• Markers, 18–19, 20–25, 42–47, 52–53, 60–71, 76–79, 86–87, 94–99, 108–111, 116–121, 124–127. See also Fabric markers; Paint markers; Permanent marker
• Math, 78–79
• Me-shirt, 34–35
• Mindful space, creating a, 108–109
• Mirror, 28–31
• Modeling clay, 78–79, 122–123
• Mouths, 131
• Mural, social activism, 100–101

N

• Names, 24–25
• Native people, 57, 58, 110
• Native plants, 58, 110–111
• Necklaces, 36–37
• Needles (sewing or embroidery), 62–65, 80–83, 112–115
• Newspapers, 96–97, 118–119
• Noses, 130

O

• Objects, cultural, 50–51
• Oil pastels, 94–95

P

• Paint(s), 26–31, 46–47, 50–51, 60–61, 62–65, 84–85, 116–117, 122–123. See also Acrylic paint; Fabric paint; Watercolor paints
• Painted paper, 116–117, 118–119
• Paintings
  • literati landscape, 48–49
  • of a mindful space, 108–109
• Paint markers, 100–101
• Paint stirrer, 110–111
• Palmares, 122
• Patterned paper, 28–31, 76–77, 100–101
• Permanent marker, 24–33, 36–37, 46–49, 60–65, 68–69, 80–85, 110–111, 116–119
• Petitions, 105
• Pipe cleaners. See Chenille stem
• Plants, 58–59, 110–111
• Platinum rule, 75
• Polystyrene, 20–23, 62–65
• Popsicle sticks, 122–123
• Portraits
  • challenging stereotypes, 88–89
  • on cultural appreciation bookmark, 42–43
  • unique colors collage, 32–33
• Postcards, 120–121
• Protest(s), 105
• Public artworks, 100
• Public spaces, art in, 100–101
• Punitive justice, 92
• Puppets, 62–65
• Puzzle collage, 18–19

Q

• Quilombos, 122–123

R

• Race, 10
• Racial identities, 10
• Racial prejudice, 11
• Racism, 11
• Railroad paper, 122–123
• Recipes, 44–45
• Reciprocity, 110
• Religion, 41
• Research, 42, 48, 52, 58, 104, 110, 120
• Restorative justice, 92
• Ribbon, 42–43, 44–45
• Ringgold, Faith, 94–95

S

• Sculpture, 50–51
• Seeds (native plant), 110–111
• Self-concept, 33
• Self-portraits, 28–31, 88–89
• Sewing/embroidery needle, 62–65, 80–83
• Shoebox, 122–123
• Silhouette portrait, 32–33
• Skin color, 26–27, 28
• Social commentary, 98
• Social justice, 106
• Sphere of influence, 57
• Stamp, postage, 120–121
• Stencils, 34–35, 96–97
• Stereotypes, 88–89
• Story problem, 78–79
• String (yarn), 36–37, 116–117
• Sustainable fashion, 112–115
• Symbols, identity, 20–23

T

• Tempera paint, 94–95
• Textile designs, 52–53
• Text, in art, 96–97
• Thread/embroidery floss, 62–65, 80–83, 112–115
• Tissue box, 122–123
• Tissue paper, 122–123
• Traditions, cultural, 46–47
• Transformative justice, 93
• Transgenerational objects, 50–51
• Treasure map, 58–59
• Triumph over a challenge, 86–87
• T-shirt, 34–35, 112–115

U

• Utopia, diorama of, 122–123

V

• Visual references, 128–131

W

• Washable markers, 20–23
• Watercolor paints, 18–19, 32–33, 48–49, 58–59, 68–69, 96–97, 108–109, 120–121, 124–127
• Watercolor paper, 26–31, 58–59, 88–89, 108–109
• Watercolor pencils, 48–49
• Watercolors, 18–19, 32–33
• Weaving, 118–119
• Welcoming entrance, making a, 76–77
• Wenrenhua (literati landscape paintings), 48–49
• White colored pencil, 84–85
• White gel pen, 32–33, 68–69
• Wooden stick, 62–65
• Wood paint stick, 110–111
• Wood stylus, 94–95
• Wool felt, 62–65

Y

• Yarn, 36–37, 42–45, 62–65, 116–117

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