CRP consults and advises with neighborhood groups, non-profit organizations and community partners, and develops recommendations on abatement policy and cultural arts programming for city governments and urban planners. Learn about our Consulting & Policy Services
CRP’s Adopt-a-Wall program helps city dwellers establish a physical connection to their environment and boosts civic pride.
Learn more about our Adopt-A-Wall program
CRP teaches youth mural painting and graphic design skills while integrating traditional and historical cultural practices into its work.
Learn about our Education services
CRP furthers youth development through on-site creative experiences which promote neighborhood beautification, violence reduction, and social and cultural awareness.
See our Campaigns
CRP block parties combine art with music, food, and fun for neighborhood residents and youth.
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CRP’s vibrant murals reduce blight and promote positive self-esteem and artistic expression among neighborhood residents.
Learn more about our Murals
The winter months bring with them chilly temperatures and high heat bills. They also bring increased hardship for Oakland’s large homeless population.
The Community Rejuvenation Project (CRP), a nonprofit best known for large mural projects throughout Oakland, released a declaration on Tuesday decrying property destruction during last Wednesday’s general strike.
The stretch of Martin Luther King Way running from West Grand Avenue to 580 Freeway
lies within one of Oakland’s deadliest neighborhoods, appropriately nicknamed
Ghosttown by the local residents.
