Through Their Eyes is a community-centered, education-focused art gallery and learning experience designed to raise awareness about exploitation in the digital age — with a specific focus on children, youth, and vulnerable populations.

We partner with organizations, venues, institutions, and community leaders to co-host exhibits in ways that are trauma-informed, accessible, and locally grounded.

If you’re considering hosting an exhibit or inviting us to your community, this page will walk you through what that looks like.

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What It Means to Co-Host

Through Their Eyes is typically designed as a three-day community experience, which may include:

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• A curated in-person art gallery exhibit

• Educational signage and narrative storytelling

• Optional webinars, panels, or community conversations

• Interactive engagement tools (digital or in-person)

• A companion virtual gallery option for broader reach

Every exhibit is adapted to the needs, capacity, and context of the host community. 

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Important Planning Considerations

We want to be transparent upfront so partnerships are built with clarity and care:

• Limited venue funding:

  Our project has limited funds available to cover venue costs. We often rely on donated or low-cost community spaces to make exhibits possible.

• Priority on rural communities:

  We are intentionally prioritizing rural and underserved areas where access to prevention education is often limited.

• Flexible support models:

  Co-hosts support the exhibit in different ways — not all support is financial. Donated space, logistical coordination, outreach assistance, or collaborative programming are all meaningful contributions.

• Virtual gallery access:

  When in-person hosting isn’t feasible, we can explore virtual gallery options or hybrid models to expand access.

Who Makes a Great Co-Host

We regularly partner with:

• Community organizations and nonprofits

• Libraries, colleges, and educational institutions

• Faith-based and civic groups

• Local businesses and venues aligned with community safety and education

• Municipal or regional partners

You don’t need to have everything figured out — we’re happy to explore possibilities together.​

Next Step: Tell Us About Your Community

If you’re interested in co-hosting, inviting us to your city, or learning what collaboration could look like, please complete the form below.

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The form helps us understand:

• Your interest level and timeline

• What type of support or resources may be available

• Your community’s needs and capacity

• Whether an in-person, virtual, or hybrid exhibit may be the best fit

There is no obligation associated with completing the form.