Mission and Vision
Key Characteristics
Critical Actions and Strategies
Programs and Facilities
Staff and Board
100

We build environments of curiosity and creativity with _______?

Who are our neighbors?

100

This is how many Key Characteristics GAAH has.

What is three?

100

Although we welcome ALL of our neighbors, it is one of our critical actions to engage these neighbors specifically.

Who are youth?

100

GAAH operates these two facilities.

What are the Cook Arts Center and the Cook Library Center?

100

GAAH's new contractor who just joined as our first ever Impact Strategist.

Who is Danielle LaPorte?

200

We build environments of _____ and _____ with our neighbors?

What are curiosity and creativity?
200

This phrase signals that we are willing to lean into discomfort to better understand each other and those we serve.

What is eager to learn and unlearn?

200

For GAAH this means we help make things work for our neighbors by challenging systems, cultural norms, and personal biases.

What is calling out injustice?

200

These are the two neighborhoods that GAAH focuses on. Anyone who lives in or goes to school in these neighborhoods can participate in GAAH programming for free.

What are Roosevelt Park and the Black Hills?

200

Determining the mission and purpose of GAAH, hiring and evaluating the CEO, ensuring effective planning, protecting GAAH's assets, ensuring legal and ethical integrity, and providing financial oversight are all examples of this.

What is the work of the Board of Directors?

300

We build environments of curiosity and creativity with our neighbors to cultivate this. 

What are inclusion and justice?

300

This means that we build trust and community by taking responsibility for our actions even when good intentions have negative consequences. 

What is being accountable to the team?

300

We express and celebrate the things that bring joy, and also the good in others and situations. This is the definition of this critical action.

What is share joy?

300

This program takes place at both of our facilities and runs throughout the entire year. 

What is Teen Leaders?

300

This is the number of people who sit on the GAAH Board of Directors.

What is twelve?

400

This is GAAH's mission.

We build environments of curiosity and creativity with our neighbors to cultivate inclusion and justice.

400

These are GAAH's three Key Characteristics.

What are

Eager to learn and unlearn. 

Accountable to the team. 

and Committed to the neighborhood? 

400

These are GAAHs three critical actions.

What are engaging with youth, calling out injustice and sharing joy?

400

Summer Arts and Learning, Cook Library Summer Camp and Girls Rock! Grand Rapids are these?

What are GAAH's three summer programs? 

400

GAAH's board treasurer

Who is Scott Harris?

500

We envision a flourishing neighborhood where people embody liberation, self-determination, self-expression, connection, and this.

What is joy?

500

Being committed to the neighborhood is one of our Key Characteristics, and it means that we cultivate a flourishing neighborhood by practicing this.

What is reciprocity and listening well?

500

Along with Care and Belonging, these are the other two of GAAH's three strategies that we implement across our programs.

What are Discovery and Advocacy?

500

These are the 4 programs that GAAH offers during the school year.

What are After School Arts, Cook Library After School, Teen Leaders, and Cook Library Services?
500

GAAH's two most recent additions to our board of directors.

Who are Brock Nanninga and Betsy Zandstra?

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