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SCRAP's professional art teachers come directly to after-school sites and teach students for an hour. Lessons focus on art history, social issues, the environment and plenty of fun materials from SCRAP. We pride ourselves on building brand new curriculum each week!
Sustainable Fashion Design brings professional fashion designers into after school programs for 1 to 1.5 hour sessions once or twice per week. Lessons begin with hand sewing, but over the course of the 12 week semester, students make an entire garment or accessory as a project.
We host regular public creative reuse workshops at the SCRAP depot, taught by Bay Area artists and creatives.
SCRAP goes beyond the depot— facilitating/sparking creativity through partnerships with non-profits, libraries, schools, and cultural institutions across the Bay Area. We offer free or low-cost workshops, activations, and events that inspire creative reuse and promote sustainability. Write to danielle@scrap-sf.org to inquire.
Teachers and educators are invited to join SCRAP’s monthly Free Teacher Workshops to explore fun, practical ways to incorporate sustainability and creative reuse into their everyday classroom practices. Plus, you’ll leave with $25 in materials for your students!
Twice a year, SCRAP hosts a Free Teacher Giveaway—providing materials to help educators stock their classrooms with creative potential.
SCRAP is committed to investing in our teachers and educators through workshops that enhance teaching skills inside and outside of traditional classroom settings. Our workshops are designed for educators of all kinds, who want to learn more about incorporating art, creativity and sustainability into the classroom.
Explore hands-on, creative workshops tailored for teams—whether at your workplace or here at SCRAP. Browse year-round workshop ideas and engagement opportunities for your organization!
SCRAP is a great place to bring a team to engage in meaningful, hands-on creative workshops and volunteer opportunities that have immediate and residual impact on the San Francisco Bayview community.