Houstonians are invited to a community celebration as Culture of Health Advancing Together (CHAT) and Ed White Elementary School unveil two captivating murals by talented local artist Sylvia Blanco. Titled "For a Better Future," these artworks reflect the resilience of immigrants and refugees, enriching the cherished Gulfton Story Trail.

 Blanco's intricate art beautifully captures the essence of the Gulfton community, showcasing its strength and determination. The murals will become iconic landmarks at the school, inspiring everyone who sees them.

 This project was made possible in partnership with HISD Wraparound Services. Generous funding from the City of Houston through the Houston Arts Alliance and the Houston Health Department has enabled the creation of these stunning murals. "For a Better Future" also was funded by a grant from LISC Houston, a local office of the Local Initiatives Support Corporation, the nation's largest community development support organization.

 About the artist Sylvia Blanco: Hailing from San Luis Potosi, Mexico, Houston-based artist Sylvia Blanco is renowned for her meticulous attention to detail. Her artistic repertoire includes murals, portraits, and fine art paintings, often themed around strong women, animals, flowers, Mexican culture, and more.