• Prescott Art Docents (PAD) maintains connections with the community through our liaisons to various groups. 

• We have a Community Outreach Coordinator
  who oversees and directs the liaisons.

Prescott Area Arts and Humanities Council (PAAHC) Liaison represents PAD at PAAHC monthly meetings and sends timely written reports to the Community Outreach Coordinator and the PAD President.

Docent Community Coalition Liaison represents PAD in this coalition of all docents in the Prescott area, including those of the Phippen, Smoki, and Sharlot Hall museums.  This organization plans projects to benefit the schools and community and to promote cooperation among the docent groups. 

One of the projects was the Passport Program, which encouraged students to visit all 5 museum environments in Prescott, the museums listed above plus the Highlands Nature Center and the Zoo. Students carried a passport, had it stamped at each museum, and went back to collect a small gift at each museum when all pages were stamped.

Tri-City Mayor’s Breakfast Steering Committee Liaison attends these meetings planned by the mayor, represents our art organization, and reports back to PAD.
 
Prescott Chamber of Commerce Liaison attends Chamber monthly socials and other functions of interest to an art focus, and informs the Community Outreach Coordinator and the PAD President.

Yavapai County Art for Teens (YCAT) Liaison was formerly the Juvenile Justice Liaison. YCAT Docents are currently collaborating with the Yavapai County Juvenile Detention Center in Prescott, Yavapai County High School in Prescott Valley, and the Yavapai County Big Brothers / Big Sisters Program.

YCAT Docents provide a hands-on art experience to certain at-risk youth groups to help them discover creative ways of expressing themselves.  The emphasis is on understanding and appreciating different ways of seeing.