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Healing starts here, with a brushstroke, a smile, a safe space to create.

Luba Winnie is a South Sudanese refugee now living in Bidibidi, Uganda. She arrived with little more than resolve. Through Artolution’s Digital Arts for Youth and Community Well‑Being program, she discovered virtual reality, told stories, and found confidence. Today she leads others, turning art into agency, and dreams into real impact.

Watch her story below.

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“When I look at the mural, I feel proud. I helped create something that speaks for all of us.”

— Youth Participant, Jordan
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Your gift brings healing, agency, and new opportunities to communities impacted by trauma and displacement. Thank you for making change possible.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Absolutely. Just select the “Monthly” option at the top of the donation form. Monthly gifts help us plan ahead and ensure long-term support for the artists and communities we work with.

  • Yes. Artolution is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and your gift is fully tax-deductible in the United States. You’ll receive a confirmation email and donation receipt for your records.

  • Yes. You can choose to direct your donation to any of the places where Artolution works. This includes the United States, Uganda, Jordan, Colombia, Kenya, Ukraine, Bangladesh, Myanmar, and other communities where we run programs. Just include a note when donating or email us, and we’ll make sure your gift goes where you want it to.

  • 100%. All public donations go straight to the field, supporting artists, youth, supplies, and programs in communities around the world. Our operating costs are covered separately through private funding.

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