Annual reports
Annual Report 2010 (low res , or high res)
Annual Report 2009 (Please click here to download full report - PDF)
Annual Report 2008 (Please click here to download full report - PDF)
Annual Report 2007 (Please click here to download full report - PDF)
Annual Report 2006 (Please click here to download full report - PDF)
2005-2010 has been a period of great achievement for Art in All of Us and for children around the globe. Since 2010, AiA has reached new schools, new children, and new countries and launched new programs. We have extended our core programs to more students each year, giving a greater number of individuals more insight into the world and offering them the unique opportunity to express their creativity. By 2010, the 30,000th child participated in our
activities.
2010 was also the year where we proudly launched our World Art Tour program. Thousands of children came to visit our interactive exhibitions in Antwerp and Brussels. Thanks to a new customized curriculum, all visitors were able to learn, share and have fun at the same time.
2010 was also AiA’s first year receiving government subsidies. It helped facilitate the creation of our World Art Tour program and created new avenues for the expansion of AiA’s activities to Belgian schools and children.
In 2010 the world showcased solidarity with Haiti after its ravaging earthquake in January. Thousands of people reached out to Haiti in a wave of compassion, as Haitian children did not only urgently need water and food but were also in great need of being able to dream and draw – as any child would. Art in All of Us decided to organize several Art activities in Haiti to continue to stimulate creativity, connect the world’s children with this devastated nation, and
maybe get a few more smiles out of the kids in and around Port-au-Prince.
Today, the AiA database holds a unique collection of children’s artwork and photographs representing each and every one of the 192 UN member countries. 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 it is also a testament to the extraordinary work that hundreds of individuals have volunteered over the last five years. AiA has inspired children, and adults alike, and will continue to inspire many more. AiA also re-launched our Curriculum program in 2010 that uses this precious database of children’s artwork.
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 volunteer network.
