connecting students to their dreams and their dreams to the world
WHAT is the Dreamline Global Program?
Resources for beginning your Dreamline experience.
2025 Dreamline Festival Highlights
FORMAT
Video Presentation
MOST APPROPRIATE FOR
Upper Elementary, Middle
DESCRIPTION
Highlights from the Dreamline Online Festival 2025 featuring student readers from participant schools, guest speaker composer Dr. Rollo Dillworth, and Dreamline song leader Abigail Jones.
Audio Compilation
FORMAT
Video Presentation
MOST APPROPRIATE FOR
All Ages
DESCRIPTION
Collage of audio clips and Banner images from students around the world. Includes multiple languages. Strong focus on the impact of voice. (:38)
Banner Gallery
FORMAT
Web Page, Interactive
MOST APPROPRIATE FOR
All Ages
DESCRIPTION
Searchable gallery and selected collections from archive of 3,000+ unique student-created Dream Banners. Linked maps, details, and more for each Banner.
Dreamline Dream
FORMAT
Video Presentation
MOST APPROPRIATE FOR
Lower Elementary, Upper Elementary
DESCRIPTION
Dreamline Youth Mentor Jade describes the difference between a dream when you are sleeping and a dream when you’re awake — and what makes a Dreamline Dream. (1:23)
Dreamline in Macedonia
FORMAT
Video Presentation
MOST APPROPRIATE FOR
All Ages
DESCRIPTION
This video is of middle school students in Macedonia reading excerpts from their Dream Banners and singing the Dreamline theme song, “Dream Keeper.” It focuses on passion, connection, and caring. (2:55)
Dreams Near Jaipur
FORMAT
Video Presentation
MOST APPROPRIATE FOR
Upper Elementary, Middle, High School and older
DESCRIPTION
Dreamline leader Shipra Changchai talks about working with women and children in villages near Jaipur, India as they created Dream Banners with her. The project was part of a program by Jaipur Rugs to support rural communities.
Mountain of Dreams Nepal
FORMAT
Video Presentation
MOST APPROPRIATE FOR
All Ages
DESCRIPTION
This video shows Dreamline at a program in Nepal. Includes information about the Nepalese Prayer Flags that were part of the inspiration for Dreamline. Focus on work for global good. (4:39)
Participant Sites Map
FORMAT
Google Map
MOST APPROPRIATE FOR
All Ages
DESCRIPTION
This interactive Google Map shows Dreamline sites around the world. You can zoom in and click on a number to see the name of the school and, its location, and more.
Philadelphia Museum of Art Program Interviews & Reflections
FORMAT
Video Presentation
MOST APPROPRIATE FOR
Middle School Students & Older, All Dream Leaders
DESCRIPTION
This brief documentary of the Dreamline program led by teaching artists at the Philadelphia Museum of Arts after-school program for School District of Philadelphia middle school students features interviews with teaching artists, students, and museum administrators as well as visual samples of student work in many formats. (3:38)
Photo Gallery
FORMAT
Web Page, Interactive
MOST APPROPRIATE FOR
All Ages
DESCRIPTION
Our Dreamline Around the World Photo Collection features samples of photos sent in from many Dreamline sites across the US and around the world. Hover over a picture to see where it is from. View the full gallery for more photos and other collections.
Program Intro
FORMAT
Video Presentation
MOST APPROPRIATE FOR
Upper Elementary, Middle School.
DESCRIPTION
A brief explanation of how Dreamline got started and the basic process for making and sharing a Dream Banner. Narrated by Dreamline Founder Jeffrey Harlan and Dreamline Volunteer Serita Lewis. (3:09)
Tracking Positive Change
FORMAT
Web Page, Survey & Directions
MOST APPROPRIATE FOR
Lower Elementary, Upper Elementary
DESCRIPTION
This Before-and-After Survey measures and tracks positive changes in student empathy, belonging, agency, and prosocial mindset (doing for others.) Survey Questions are in English and Spanish. Allow 20-40 minutes.
