Scrollathon

Founded in 2006 by artists and brothers Steven and William Ladd

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🌤️ “Outside.” Lewis titled his scroll Outside because that’s where he feels happiest—playing with friends after school, spending time outdoors whenever he can. #Scrollathon #AmericasCulturalProject #AmericanStorytellers #UniteAmerica 🎶 @caseybrooksthefifth

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🌺 "My scroll is called 1881. One of the elders here shared a chant with me…" Joseph Certeza’s work honors the oral traditions of Guam, weaving elder knowledge into his scroll. #Scrollathon #AmericasCulturalProject #AmericanStorytellers #UniteAmerica 🎵 @caseybrooksthefifth

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😄 “Personality.” Madilyn titled her scroll Personality as a celebration of being unapologetically herself. For her, personality is what makes each person unique. #Scrollathon #AmericasCulturalProject #AmericanStorytellers #UniteAmerica 🎶 @caseybrooksthefifth

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⚓️ “Anchors Away.” Tracy Duckworth named her scroll Anchors Away, inspired by the anchor pattern she chose and the deep Navy legacy in her family. #Scrollathon #AmericasCulturalProject #AmericanStorytellers #UniteAmerica 🎶 @caseybrooksthefifth

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💜💛 “O’Odham Baddie.” Olivia titled her scroll O’Odham Baddie as a bold expression of identity, culture, and self-confidence. #Scrollathon #AmericasCulturalProject #AmericanStorytellers #UniteAmerica 🎶 @caseybrooksthefifth

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👔 “Dad’s Ties.” John named his scroll in honor of his father, Jean Anger, a man who lived to be 94 and was a profound influence on his life. #Scrollathon #AmericasCulturalProject #AmericanStorytellers #UniteAmerica 🎶 @caseybrooksthefifth

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✨ “Ordinary Mystery.” Henry titled his scroll Ordinary Mystery as a reflection on finding meaning in the simple, everyday moments that are often overlooked. #Scrollathon #AmericasCulturalProject #AmericanStorytellers #UniteAmerica 🎶 @caseybrooksthefifth

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🪶 “Alter Native Alternative.” Hexi titled their scroll Alter Native Alternative as a powerful statement of presence, identity, and visibility. #Scrollathon #AmericasCulturalProject #AmericanStorytellers #UniteAmerica 🎶 @caseybrooksthefifth

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🎂 “Birthday.” Bonita Ferretti titled her scroll Birthday as a celebration of renewal, reflection, and inclusion. #Scrollathon #AmericasCulturalProject #AmericanStorytellers #UniteAmerica 🎶 @caseybrooksthefifth

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🌊 "Sweetwater." Jared named his scroll Sweetwater because, just like water, he believes life can move as quickly or as slowly as you choose. #Scrollathon #AmericasCulturalProject #AmericanStorytellers #UniteAmerica 🎵 @caseybrooksthefifth

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🇺🇸 “Seeing Red, White and Blue.” Karen titled her scroll Seeing Red, White and Blue as a reflection on national pride and a moment of celebration on the horizon. #Scrollathon #AmericasCulturalProject #AmericanStorytellers #UniteAmerica 🎶 @caseybrooksthefifth

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🐝 “Be.” Will titled his scroll Be as a call to focus on what truly matters—simply being the best human you can be. #Scrollathon #AmericasCulturalProject #AmericanStorytellers #UniteAmerica 🎶 @caseybrooksthefifth

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🖼️ “The Trespassers.” Julia titled her scroll The Trespassers as a reflection on childhood curiosity and the unexpected paths that shape our lives. #Scrollathon #AmericasCulturalProject #AmericanStorytellers #UniteAmerica 🎶 @caseybrooksthefifth

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🧡 "This is a passion project—it’s right at the core of my heart." Connor, from the Maine Discovery Museum, created the scroll Courage to honor his journey living with autism. #Scrollathon #AmericasCulturalProject #AmericanStorytellers #UniteAmerica 🎵 @caseybrooksthefifth

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🧡 “Daddy.” Angela titled her scroll Daddy in memory of her father and the traditions they shared, especially celebrating the Fourth of July together—including a vivid memory of 1976.#Scrollathon #AmericasCulturalProject #AmericanStorytellers #UniteAmerica 🎶 @caseybrooksthefifth

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🎆 “Camp.” Phoebe titled her scroll Camp in honor of a place that holds deep meaning for her. #Scrollathon #AmericasCulturalProject #AmericanStorytellers #UniteAmerica 🎶 @caseybrooksthefifth

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🚀 “Turbo Boost.” Valerie titled her scroll Turbo Boost to capture a moment of accelerated healing and growth in her life. #Scrollathon #AmericasCulturalProject #AmericanStorytellers #UniteAmerica 🎶 @caseybrooksthefifth

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🔄 "'This reflects my life—inside out and backwards.'This storyteller from Hawaiʻi shares a message about embracing imperfection, honoring difference, and learning to live together. #Scrollathon #AmericasCulturalProject #AmericanStorytellers #UniteAmerica 🎵 @caseybrooksthefifth

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🌟 "A Refusal to Comply." Erin chose this powerful title as a reminder to stand firm in her values during a challenging moment. #Scrollathon #AmericasCulturalProject #AmericanStorytellers #UniteAmerica 🎵 @caseybrooksthefifth

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🌈 "Colorful Brocade." Amber chose this title because her scroll reflects her love of bright, pastel, joyful color the same palette that runs through her crochet work. #Scrollathon #AmericasCulturalProject #AmericanStorytellers #UniteAmerica 🎶 @caseybrooksthefifth