Our Roadmap to Social Impact

From Art to Tangible Change

We transform creativity into measurable outcomes that empower migrants, strengthen communities, and build long-term resilience.

Our Theory of Change turns inputs—artists, partners, learning—into clear milestones and auditable results.

Doris Salcedo Untitled Installation for the 8th International Istanbul Biennial 2003 2003 (high res)_© the artist. Photo © Sergio Clavijo. Courtesy White Cube

Assumptions & Risks Building for
Real-World Success

Assumption

• Migrant guides attend paid trainings and scheduled workshops.

• Host cities and venues confirm permits and civic partners.

• Venues provide insurance and professional security as needed.

• Our digital platform drives sign-ups, resources, and program visibility.

• IRIS-aligned indicators are collected consistently across sites.

• Partners share anonymized data needed for outcome tracking.

Risk

• Partner capacity: pair each city with experienced NGOs and trained migrant facilitators.

• Booking/permits delays: maintain a rolling calendar and backup venues.

• Low attendance: localize outreach with schools, community hubs, and bilingual media.

• Data quality gaps: standardized forms + staff training; periodic audit of samples.

• Tech downtime: cloud hosting with versioned backups and support SLAs.

• Safety concerns: site risk reviews, security briefings, and clear incident protocols.

Every Theory of Change relies on certain conditions.
Here are the critical assumptions that guide our work—and the proactive steps we take to reduce potential risks.

Our Stakeholder Ecosystem

Our Stakeholder Ecosystem brings together the people and organizations that make impact possible—city governments, funders, NGOs, museums, schools, artists, migrant guides, and audiences.

Each plays a critical role in turning our Theory of Change into measurable outcomes across inclusion, trust, and resilience. By co-producing programs and sharing data responsibly, we align resources where communities need them most.

Why Impact Matters

Quality Education

We co-create standards-aligned lesson plans, workshops, and XR learning with educators.
Training and paid creative practice help refugee and migrant artists build transferable skills and teaching capacity.

Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goal 4.

Social Inclusion

Our art programs hire refugee creators and amplify their voices in public discourse—reducing barriers to social participation and opportunity in the U.S.



Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goal 10.

Community Healing

We bring museum-quality exhibitions into civic and community spaces, strengthening social cohesion, safe cultural access, and belonging across neighborhoods.


Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goal 11.

Civic Trust & Justice

Through art and immersive storytelling, we strengthen civic trust, foster dialogue, and raise awareness of human rights and equal protection.



Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goal 16.

Economic Mobility

We build cross-sector partnerships—museums, NGOs, schools, cities, and funders—to co-produce programs and share transparent, IRIS-aligned results.



Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goal 17.

Predict the future by creating it

Our Theory of Change clarifies the inputs, milestones, and indicators that guide every project and partnership.

It is our blueprint for transparency, accountability, and measurable results across the United States.