Green infrastructure in Providence, RI, Section 7, UPP Arts' Huntington Industrial Park education packet.

Stormwater overview, Section 6, UPP Arts' Huntington Industrial Park education packet.

Geographic changes due to redevelopment in West Elmwood neighborhood, Section 5, UPP Arts' Huntington Industrial Park education packet.

The Huntington Industrial Park & the former West Elmwood Neighborhood: Quotations for use in teaching K-12 students, Section 4, UPP Arts' Huntington Industrial Park education packet.

"Oral histories on the former West Elmwood neighborhood or the present day Huntington Industrial Park", Section 3, UPP Arts' Huntington Industrial Park education packet.

Historical images from West Elmwood redevelopment, Section 2, UPP Arts' Huntington Industrial Park education packet.

Additional maps of Mashapaug Pond, Section 15, UPP Arts' Huntington Industrial Park education packet.

Historic maps of Mashapaug Pond, Section 14, UPP Arts' Huntington Industrial Park education packet.

Collage samples, Section 12, UPP Arts' Huntington Industrial Park education packet.

Additional resources for educators, Section 11, UPP Arts' Huntington Industrial Park education packet.

Map of impervious surfaces in Reservoir Triangle, Section 10, UPP Arts' Huntington Industrial Park education packet.

"A Brief History of Urban Renewal and Displacement in Providence's former West Elmwood neighborhood". Section 1, UPP Arts' Huntington Industrial Park education packet.

Notes by Holly Ewald from UPP Arts related to her approach to oral history, especially as it related to interviewing West Elmwood and Mashapaug Pond residents and creating the course outline for her work with students at Brown University.

Holly Ewald, organizer of UPP Arts, and Providence Mayor Jorge Elorza in front of the Mashapaug Pond mural at Alvarez High School during the Urban Pond Procession in 2017.

Graphic timeline of Mashapaug Pond used in the educational packet on the theme of "Industrial Culture" by UPP Arts in 2012.

Documentation about the the Gorham Manufacturing Company complex on Adelaide Avenue in Providence created for the City of Providence Department of Planning and Development and the Rhode Island Historical Preservation & Heritage Commission.

Documentation about the the Gorham Manufacturing Company complex on Adelaide Avenue in Providence created for the City of Providence Department of Planning and Development and the Rhode Island Historical Preservation & Heritage Commission.

Wanda Hopkins, a UPP Arts teaching artist and member of the Narragansett tribe, works with students at Gladstone Street Elementary School during a UPP Arts' indigenous arts workshop. Craft supplies are visible on a table in the foreground as students sit on the floor listening to Wanda.

Wanda Hopkins, a UPP Arts teaching artist and member of the Narragansett tribe, instructs students at Gladstone Street Elementary School about capillary action during a UPP Arts' indigenous arts workshop.

A group of young girls displaying their decorations made during a public workshops at Wat Thorikaram Buddhist Temple at 177 Hanover Street, Providence as part of UPP Arts public workshop.

UPP Arts press release announcing the film "Silvered: Tracing Gorham at Mashapaug Pond" as part of the Full Circle Film Series in 2016 and describing the work of artists Erik Carlson, Erik Gould, Holly Ewald and Tim Ferland.

Extraordinary Rendition Youth Ensemble performing at Reservoir Avenue Elementary School during the UPP Arts' Community Kick-Off event in 2015. Children play percussion on buckets with their instructor.

Expectations for Alvarez High School sign-making workshops with UPP Arts.

Elizabeth Scott, Deputy Chief Water Quality of Department of Envionmental Management, speaks from the Temple of Music during the Mashapaug Pond Procession in 2010.

Packet of educational materials for use in UPP Arts' workshop "Urban Waterways and Indigenous Culture" offered to teaching artists and educators in 2015-2016.

Eastern Medicine Singers, an Algonquin drum group, drum and sing during the start of the Urban Pond Procession to Mashapaug Pond in 2017. Bending over the drum is Chief Darius Two Bears Ross (Ani-Tsalagi, Onaselagi North Eastern Band of Cherokee Lenape Indians). Sitting around the drum is Michael Spirit Wolf Ras (Caquetios Arawak) - seated with legs visible behind Chief Daryl Black Eagle Jamieson, Chief Raymond Two Hawks Watson (Mashapaug Narragansett), Chief Tureygua Taino Cay (Cibuco Bayamon Taino) and Chief Daryl Black Eagle Jamieson (Pocasset Pokanoket).

Eastern Medicine Singers, an Algonquin drum group, drum and sing during the start of the Urban Pond Procession to Mashapaug Pond in 2017. Sitting around the drum is Michael Spirit Wolf Ras (Caquetios Arawak), Chief Raymond Two Hawks Watson (Mashapaug Narragansett), Chief Tureygua Taino Cay (Cibuco Bayamon Taino) and Chief Daryl Black Eagle Jamieson (Pocasset Pokanoket). Standing watching the drum is Chief Darius Two Bears Ross (Ani-Tsalagi, Onaselagi North Eastern Band of Cherokee Lenape Indians).

Students at Reservoir Elementary School in Providence discuss the process of designing their own playground to incorporate environmental designs and play.

Image of the "dust bowl", an empty dirt pactch, in the playground of the Reservoir Elementary school before construction of the Oasis project in 2014.

Dr. Robert Vanderslice, leader of the Healthy Environment team at the R.I. Department of Health, at Mashapaug Pond.