If Not Us, Then Who?
The Transformative Powers of Art in Epilepsy Part I: “Under the Lights” After a successful run in 2021 of the…
Congratulations to our 2021 Empowerment Scholarship Recipients
ART | ENGAGE | EMPOWER | EDUCATE Hidden Truths Project is extremely pleased to announce the two winners of the…
If Not Us, Then Who? The Transformative Powers of Art in Epilepsy
Under the Lights
Miles Levin
In Memoriam: Artists & Epilepsy Advocates
Vincent Buchinsky was a dedicated, passionate supporter of Hidden Truths Project, the Art Of Epilepsy. On April 6, 2020 Vincent’s life…
1:26 The Art of Epilepsy Featured Artist of the Month, Richard Davis
Hidden Truths Project is a program utilizing art as an educational tool to improve societal consciousness about epilepsy to abolish barriers and misconstrued biases, and to educate our society on the truths of this condition…
From the “Inside-Out” Literary Perspectives of Epilepsy
The various stories encompass the anthropological aspects of epilepsy; the impact of epilepsy on family dynamics; the graphically rendered reflection of epilepsy told through the perspective of a younger sib; a memoir from an individual with epilepsy confronted with stigma, discrimination, and abuse…
Visions: The Inspirational Journey of Epilepsy Advocates
Hidden Truths Project is extremely honored to be represented in Visions: The Inspirational Journey of Epilepsy Advocates and listed among a renown group of individuals who have taken a journey to impact change for those who live with the challenges of epilepsy.
Holiday Greetings from 1:26 The Art of Epilepsy
Whether you celebrate Chanukah, Christmas, Kwanzaa, Ōmisoka (大晦日), Bodhi Day, Pancha Ganapati, Boxing Day or another holiday this time of the year, WE celebrate inclusivity, tolerance, understanding, acceptance of our differences, and honor the many things that unite us!
The Art of Epilepsy: Inclusivity, Tolerance, Understanding
Over 3.5 million Americans and 65 million individuals around the world live with epilepsy. One in 26 Americans will develop epilepsy in their lifetime. Epilepsy does not discriminate, crossing racial, cultural, socio-economic, and age barriers.
Guest Post: The Power of Creativity
Dr. Julie Thompson-Dobkin is proud to share a guest post from Ramiro Barbuzano, Jr., Director of Education at Child Creativity Lab in Santa Ana, California. Child Creativity Lab’s mission is to foster the next generation of critical thinkers, problem solvers, innovators, and leaders through hands-on creativity enhancing exploration. The work at CCL aligns with The Kant Institute’s mission of fostering education through the arts, following the motto“sapere aude”, to act not as a teacher, but as a stimulator of critical thinking.
