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1:51Now PlayingElementary kids' art project is 'hotline' of encouraging words | USA TODAY
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1:51Now PlayingThe "Peptoc Hotline” art project was created to celebrate the kids’ inner creativity and feel helpful.
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Need a pep talk? What about one from a kindergartener? There's a hotline for that.
The free hotline "Peptoc Hotline," is a school project by West Side School located in Healdsburg, California by art teacher Jessica Martin and artist Asherah Weiss.
Martin, who started the art program at the West Side School four years ago, said she was concerned about the stressful circumstances that the kids have endured, including evacuations due to wildfires and the pandemic. Her goal was to bring some joy back into the lives of her students, who range in age from 5 to 12.
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