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Build a Community Art Project on Jewish Federation Facilities that Highlight the Shared Struggle

Last Updated: 03/27/2026

Case Organization

The Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA)

https://www.jewishfederations.org

Wall Street Station, PO Box 157, New York, NY 10268, USA

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Case Disciplines

Community Organization and Social Action Marketing Operations PR & Communications Talent Management Urban Planning

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Accessibility Planning Artist Recruitment Brainstorming Facilitation Community Engagement Community Outreach Cultural Storytelling Documentation Event Planning Facilitator Coordination Feedback Collection Historical Research Impact Measurement Inclusivity Strategy Installation Planning Logistics Coordination Maintenance Planning Marketing Strategy Materials Planning Participatory Design Partnership Development Project Management Public Art Planning Public Relations Site Planning Social Media Promotion Theme Development Unveiling Event Design Volunteer Coordination Workshop Facilitation Workshop Planning Youth Engagement
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The Jewish Federations of North America seeks to strengthen community bonds and promote cultural pride through a collaborative community art

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This case challenges students to design and execute a community-centered public art initiative that fosters cultural pride, collective memory, and social cohesion. It emphasizes participatory design, inclusive storytelling, and project management within a real-world civic and cultural context. Students will explore how art can serve as a tool for dialogue, healing, and shared identity—particularly in highlighting themes of shared struggle and resilience across communities.

  •  Analyze how public art can be used to represent shared histories, cultural identity, and social struggles 
  •  Develop skills in community engagement and participatory design, ensuring diverse voices are included in the creative process 
  •  Research and synthesize cultural, historical, and social themes into a cohesive artistic vision 
  •  Design and facilitate collaborative workshops that encourage creativity, inclusivity, and community ownership 
  •  Plan and manage a multi-phase community project, including artist recruitment, logistics, and execution 
  •  Apply marketing and outreach strategies to drive participation and awareness within the community 
  •  Coordinate event planning and public engagement through an unveiling event that celebrates community contributions 
  •  Evaluate project success through participation metrics, feedback collection, and community impact assessment 
 
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