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Annual reports
Annual Report 2008 (low res , or high res)
Annual Report 2007 (Please click here to download full report - PDF)
Annual Report 2006 (Please click here to download full report - PDF)
2005-2008 has been a period of great achievements for Art in All of Us and for children around the globe. This year, AiA has reached new schools, new children, and new countries. We have extended our core programs to more students giving a greater number of individuals more insight into the world and offering them the unique opportunity to express their creativity.
We continue to inspire the children of the world, giving them the tools to grow into global citizens, making them aware of other cultures and how to learn from them. More than 17,000 children have participated in our workshops since 2005, and these students have inspired over 160,000 photographs, drawings and poems, as well as inspiring each other along the way. The AiA database holds a unique collection of children’s artwork and photographs representing each and every one of the 192 UN-listed countries throughout the world. This extensive database of art is not only a representation of the amazing impact our organization has had on the children we have worked with, but is also a testament to the extraordinary work that hundreds of individuals have volunteered over the last four years. AiA has inspired children, and adults alike, and will continue to inspire many more.
Giving a voice to children through the use of art was, and still is, a unique experience for the children participating in our artistic venture. They have created more than 20,000 pieces of artworks within the three AiA programs, presenting their own views of culture, life and diversity. In so many countries around the world, children and adults do not have the right to express their opinions, even when relating the simplest and most basic realities of their own lives. So far, Art in All of Us has succeeded in overcoming this reality and has given an artistic outlet to children in 183 countries (by February 2009, we reached all 192 countries).
All of our achievements would not have been possible without strengthening our partnerships with local and global NGO’s like UNICEF, or without the continuous growth of our volunteers’ network.
In 2008, Art in All of Us also succeeded in diversifying its sources of revenue. From photo sales, to merchandising, grants and fundraising events, AiA saw a greater variety of income generation for the organization. However, in spite of keeping administrative costs to the lowest level (less than 5%), financial sustainability has not yet been reached. The publishing of the World Art Book at the end of 2009 will be a new and important source of income for the organization.
