Huma House serves the artist and the public. We work in direct collaboration with the art room of Chino Men’s Prison in Los Angeles, with volunteer art teachers inside, likeminded nonprofits, and artist referrals to discover artists and amplify their message to the world. To serve the artists we provide 1:1 intensive mentorship, organization of their artwork inventory after coming home from prison, entrepreneurship guidance, personal art packing/handling services, connections to museum curators, and art cataloging. For the public, we provide free exhibitions that challenge narratives and use storytelling as an activist tool and bridge to bring people together.