Click here to sign up for Lisa Project The Lisa Project offers a distinctive multi-sensory exhibit that provides visitors with an immersive experience, allowing them to listen, see, and fully understand the harsh reality of child abuse. Through audio narratives from a child's perspective, guests are guided through different rooms depicting scenarios of abuse. This experience effectively immerses each attendee in the daily challenges faced by these children. As a result of this experience, communities become more informed, with actionable steps provided at the conclusion of the tour to safeguard children and support families. The Lisa Project 10 commences with a harrowing 911 call made by a 6-year-old girl during a domestic violence incident at her residence. Creator Gene Hardin envisioned The Lisa Project to shed light on the issue of child abuse, aiming to promote intervention and prevention measures. The Lisa Project 10 offers a condensed, ten-minute version of the original exhibit, providing easier access for visitors while still delivering the core experience of The Lisa Project.
The "We Can" exhibit is a self-guided experience showcasing visuals and interactive displays designed to assist visitors in recognizing strategies to aid children and families. The messaging emphasizes the cultivation and reinforcement of protective factors including resilience, social and emotional skills, practical support, knowledge of parenting and child development, and social relationships. Additionally, it underscores the individual perspective and commitment that each of us can contribute positively and play a vital role in supporting children and families.
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