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The 34 Gallery
International Mental Health Arts & Advocacy-
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Founded in 2024, The 34 Gallery seeks to establish awareness of the current global mental health crisis. We seek to foster an ongoing discussion regarding this alarming situation through mental health art therapy, advocacy & outreach.
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Phil K.
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Operations Director for HeyPeers
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Candyce R.
Peer Supporter
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Lawrence L.
Coordinator
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do your Art Therapy Open Calls work?
Each month we feature Art Therapy Open Calls created by our team of 34 Gallery Medical Advisors to address neurodivergence, trauma & domestic violence, chronic/terminal illness, burnout, specific mental health conditions, financial distress and support for those residing in active conflict settings or rural regions. Our HeyPeers meetings are an extension of these support themes, providing artists and professionals working with us to establish a virtual safe space to explore creativity.
Submission Guidelines for participation can be found on our website: 34Gallery.org/Submissions. Selected artists also receive Certificates of Honor for participation and have the opportunity for solo features in our virtual publication, Interludes.
Why did SimukaAfrica.org create The 34 Gallery Initiative?
The 34 Gallery Initiative began as The SDG 3.4 Open Call for mental health awareness in early 2024 as a response to the rise in youth suicide in Zimbabwe. Within six weeks, our Initiative was expanded into a full virtual gallery to handle the influx of art submissions we receive from youth and adults in crisis all over the world. In our 2 years of operation, The 34 Gallery has worked with more than 400+ artists in 35 countries.
What is the mission of SimukaAfrica.org?
The mission of Simuka Africa Youth Association (SimukaAfrica.org) is to provide support to youth and families in need to help them achieve greater stability and self-sufficiency in Zimbabwe & beyond. Learn more about our SDG 1 - 6 Initiatives on our website.