Alternative Intervention Models (AIM) is a group that seeks to help guide troubled young people and enrich lives using the arts as a tool. Their mission is to "transform and develop hearts and minds of at-risk youth using the arts to inspire critical self-reflection and self-improvement."
They have programs set up in California, but sent nine of their volunteers to Samoa for the opportunity to connect with the one and only Earl Sweatshirt. Their young volunteers worked with Earl at Coral Reef Academy, where they "shared artistic gifts," and experienced a part of what they call Earl's "extraordinary experience."
But the real news? According to AIM, Earl is on his way back home:
[via AlternativeInterventionModels]
Interview: Tyler Craven Talks Earl Sweatshirt & Samoa Experience