Arts for Good Foundation Newsletter
June 2026
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Welcome to the June newsletter from the Arts for Good Foundation. This month, we have collaborated with a total of 12 young creators across a variety of creative engagement, community service, and content development initiatives. As an innovative milestone, we successfully piloted two generative AI agents, Mond and Lim, to take on the vital administrative and project management roles. Empowered by technology, we are thrilled with the enhanced productivity and efficiency of Arts for Good, as well as our team's individual agency and collaborative efforts. This AI-driven management model serves as a pilot that will enable us to reflect on our potential scalability in the future, while bringing all young learners and makers a completely new working and learning experience in our cross-disciplinary project-based social impact work. Committed to youth-led initiatives, we continue to create meaningful community-based content, expand our community outreach, and uplift each individual for the betterment of our society through and with the arts.
Regarding personal professional development, I am excited to pursue my scholarly inquiry in Social and Cultural Anthropology at University College London, adopting a particular Southeast Asian social and cultural perspective to investigate how we preserve authentic humanistic values in the era of generative artificial intelligence, and how we embed these values into holistic learning and social impact work for future generations. I am deeply motivated to translate the insights from my inquiry into ongoing community impact and social innovation at Arts for Good, continuing to empower youths from all walks of life to build a more inclusive and transformative future for Hong Kong.
Please note that, as in previous years, our next edition will be published in August 2026, with no publication scheduled for July.
Kind Regards,
Change Maker
Arts & Sustainability
Arts & DEIB (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging)
Arts & Talent Development
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Journey Map
New Home Association Summer Program
This summer, we are launching a creative art-integrated learning program titled "Journey Map: Connecting East and West", which is thoughtfully tailored for young students from the New Home Association. Focusing on English literacy, creative expression, and personal self-exploration within both Eastern and Western cultural contexts, this initiative is designed to support a group of underprivileged children from new immigrant families as they integrate into Hong Kong's social and cultural landscape. Through the lens of iconic artist Wu Guanzhong’s unique cross-cultural journey, participants will broaden their perspectives via distinct narrative anchors that seamlessly blend English language learning with hands-on arts and crafts across a four-week course. In addition, by exploring deeper meanings in their daily encounters, beneficiaries will enjoy an enriched summer experience featuring museum visits, immersive storytelling, and two-day collaborative tactile art creation workshops at a local heritage site.
To bring this vision to life, we have strategically mobilized a team of seven young talents in Fine Arts, English Studies, and Museum Studies from two premier institutions, fully engaging them in the creation of this project, which is scheduled for July and August. By uniting these distinct fields, our approach systematically shifts traditional, single-dimensional social service into a multi-faceted social impact model. Centered around the powerful medium of "art," this program inspires an inner motivation for language learning and artistic expression, fostering personal growth and social inclusion. Ultimately, it empowers both our NGO beneficiaries and university contributors to regain agency and take true ownership of their personal, academic, and professional development, contributing to shaping a more inclusive society in Hong Kong.
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Theory of Change of AFG: Here
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Past Newsletters
May 2026, April 2026, March 2026, February 2026, January 2026, December 2025, November 2025, October 2025, September 2025, August 2025, June 2025, May 2025, April 2025, March 2025
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Arts for Good Foundation
2026年6月通訊
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歡迎來到Arts for Good Foundation 的2026年6月簡訊。本月，我們與 12 位年輕創作者攜手合作，展開一系列涵蓋創意互動、社區服務及藝術創作的項目。作為創新的里程碑，我們已成功試行兩款名為Mond和Lim的生成式AI助理，由它們擔任行政和項目管理職責。在科技的賦能下，我們對Arts for Good團隊生產力與效率的顯著提升感到無比興奮，本次升級也有效激發各團隊成員的創意協作能力與獨立自主性。這種AI驅動的管理模式是一次關鍵的試點，既為我們將來的可能規模化應用提供評估基礎，也為所有年輕的學習者與創作者，在我們跨學科、專案導向的社會影響力項目中，帶來了全新的工作與學習體驗。我們致力於推動青年主導的項目，持續打造深具意義的社區內容、擴大社區影響力，讓藝術賦能每一位個體，共同助力構建更美好、更共融的社會。
從個人發展層面而言，我十分期待前往倫敦大學學院（University College London）深造，深耕「社會與文化人類學」領域。我將立足東南亞獨特社會人文視角，探討在生成式人工智能時代，如何留存珍貴的人文價值，並將這些核心價值融入全人學習的社會影響力實踐之中。我深切期盼將學術探究中的所思所悟落地運用於Arts for Good的社會影響力與社會創新項目，持續賦能多元青年群體，為香港打造更包容、更美好的未來。
與往年一致，我們的下一期簡訊將於2026年8月發布，7月暫停更新一期。
祝好
Amanda H Sun
社創家
藝術文化及可持續發展
藝術文化及多元、公平、共融和歸屬感
藝術及人才發展
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旅程地圖
新家園協會暑期項目
今年夏天，我們全新推出「旅程地圖：跨越東西方」藝術融合英文學習項目，專為新家園協會（New Home Association）的學員定制。本項目聚焦東西方文化語境下的個人自我探索、英語溝通能力與創意表達，旨在幫助基層新移民學童更好地融入香港的社會與文化環境。項目以著名藝術家吳冠中的跨文化經歷為切入點，參與者將在為期四週的課程中，依托特色叙事場景拓寬視野，將英語學習與藝術體驗深度融合，開展沉浸式深度探索。與此同時，引導學生挖掘日常生活的深層內涵，收獲充實且有意義的暑期體驗。項目活動豐富多元，包含博物館參觀、沉浸式故事分享，以及為期兩天在某本地歷史建築場地內進行協作藝術創作活動。
為保障項目高質量落地，我們組建了一支由兩所頂尖學府的七名優秀青年組成的執行團隊，成員深耕藝術、英語研究、博物館研究三大領域。這支團隊已全面啟動項目籌備工作，預計於7至8月正式落地實施。我們通過跨學科融合模式，將傳統單一維度的社會服務，升級為多層次、多元化的社會影響力服務模式。項目以藝術為核心媒介、以跨文化交流為橋樑，激發學童英文學習與藝術創作的內在驅動力，助力青少年自我成長以及社會共融。本項目不僅為本機構的服務對象與大學生合作夥伴帶來成長與收穫，更讓每一位參與者重拾主動性與自主權，把握個人成長、學業發展與多元職涯的探索，攜手為香港構建更包容、更溫暖的多元社會。
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有關任何詢問，請電郵至info@artsforgoodfoundation.com.
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