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Words of Worth

A National Mural Tour and Student Workshop Experience

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A Message of Connection, Creativity, & Worth

Words of Worth is a youth workshop experience that combines large-scale art, community engagement, and a powerful message to help young people recognize their value, feel seen and supported, and build stronger relationships. By investing collectively in young people, we help build resilience, empower healthy choices, and strengthen their connections now and in the future.

We partner with schools, non-profits, youth groups, community centers, and more across the country to offer a fun, interactive, and meaningful experience, including mural painting, an assembly, and a ribbon cutting celebration.

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Murals Completed

8

States

4

Youth Engaged

3,112

How It Works

The Words of Worth team walks through the details with you, including timeline, mural prep, workshop structure, and parent and student resources and communication.

Our resident artist and program partner, Tim, spends about two weeks at your location, starting with prepping the mural site, outlining the design, and leading painting workshops.

The mural is painted by students, teachers, parents, and community members (like a giant paint-by-numbers) usually during art class time.

Once the mural is complete, we work together to host an assembly/presentation and ribbon cutting, where we introduce the “Words of Worth” message.

About Our Partner: The Ten Thousand Flowers Project

Founded by artist Tim Gibson, the Ten Thousand Flowers Project is a nation-wide mural initiative that brings communities together through the creation of hundreds of interconnecting flower murals across all 50 states.

Each mural links visually to the one before it, like a giant, country-wide jigsaw puzzle connecting hundreds of schools and communities through art.

What makes this initiative even more unique is that each mural is painted with help from every student and teacher in the school – creating a growing symbol of creativity, connection, and a sense of belonging that extends far beyond a single wall.   

Benefits of the Words of Worth Mural Workshop

Helps youth recognize their personal worth and build pride through collaborative artwork

Promotes a positive culture by fostering belonging, inclusion, and respect

Strengthens school/organization and community connection through shared creative experience

Be a part of something bigger; each mural connects to others across the country

Gallery

Springfield Elementary School

Our Lady of Good Council

Center Grove Elementary School

Souderton High School

Fostering Hope

Glenn Westlake Middle School

Mural Workshop FAQ's

Interest Form

Thank you for your interest in hosting a Words of Worth workshop! Use this form to request a workshop and/or request more information. We'll be in touch shortly.

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"Working with Tim on the Ten Thousand Flowers project has been a highlight of my art teaching journey. Tim was just a dream to work with; he was so patient and engaging with our students and truly brought our school together to create an amazing mural. The kids truly enjoyed their time working with him and he became a celebrity around the building! It was a wonderful experience and one that I would truly recommend to anyone who wishes to focus on unity and cooperation to transform a space. "

- Jennifer Alvarado, Art Teacher in Franklin, Tennessee

Parent & Caregiver Resources

Ready to dive in deeper?

The mural workshop and assembly are just a glimpse of what the full Worthwhile Youth Curriculum offers. If you want to go deeper, equipping your students with lessons on safety, self worth, and boundaries, invite one of our trained facilitators to bring the complete Youth Curriculum to your students.

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