Singing Tree Certification

How to Facilitate Healing in Diverse Communities Using Creativity

Restorative Justice Singing Tree, Oakland, California

For the first time ever, after 20 years of leading and creating collaborative murals all over the world, Laurie Marshall is finally offering a SINGING TREE CERTIFICATION. The Peace Building Through Art program uses the Arts and Neurobiology to help Change Agents creatively transform the massive problems of isolation, disconnection and alienation, challenges which have been made worse by Covid.

THE CERTIFICATION gets you:

• Comprehensive Upleveling of your Leadership Skills to Facilitate Change Through Creativity
• The Potential for Economic Improvement
•A Proven Joyous Tool to Help Heal Community Heartbreak and Conflict

An experience of Co-Creating, Community Building and Collaboration
Learning to Turn Trauma into Beauty
An International Network of Peace Leaders,

Next Cohort begins Nov. 6, 7 & 8, 2020

PRICING for CERTIFICATION TRAINING:

*This two-part training will cost $2400 per session in the Future

*The price is NOW reduced 80% for the Second Cohort

*It will cost only $499/session if you sign up before Oct. 15

*The price goes up to $599./session on Oct. 16

Register here: Certification Training Part B – One Saturday/month for 3 months to carrying out a Singing Tree in your community while learning Peace Building skills. Dec 12, 2020, Jan. 9, 2021 – February 13, 2021

Part A and Part B are necessary for Certification.

.SCHOLARSHIPS and PAYMENT PLANS ARE AVAILABLE!

CEU’s are offered through Dominican University, San Rafael, CA. 2 Credits for Part A and 3 Credits for Part B. Courses in this program also go towards Awakening Arts Academy’s Transformative Arts Certification. No artistic experience is required to become a Facilitator, just the willingness to build a more just and peaceful world through healing community heartbreak and creating a shared vision of success.

MAKING MURALS SINCE COVID HIT:

Like the rest of the world, we are creating new ways of bringing our services to the public. We are working in separate studios and sending art through the mail and email. We are inventing new forms for a new future.

“Even though I miss making art in person, working on the Restorative Justice Singing Tree on-line was still fun. It gave me hope, purpose and connection. I felt less bored and depressed.”
Jerwey Guo, AIMS High Student, Oakland, CA

“Thank you so much for this wonderful experience of creativity, play and legacy through the Singing Tree Project. I look forward to the final display of our collective creation!”

Paris Perrault, George Washington University’s Eco-Leadership Coaching Program, Wash., D.C.