Started in 1984, the Mural Arts Program in Philadelphia was designed to help eradicate graffiti throughout the city. Over the past several decades, the program has grown significantly, and since its inception, hundreds of artists have worked together to create some 3000 murals. The program has also been recognized for its ability to bring together the power of artistic endeavor and criminal and restorative justice, as it offers a range of educational programs in local prisons and rehabilitation centers. This gorgeous website allows visitors to explore some of the murals in exquisite detail, learn about the Program's outreach efforts, and also read their in-house newsletter. First-time visitors should start with the "Explorer" feature, which includes photos of the murals linked up with Flickr, along with examples of student artwork. Visitors shouldn't miss the "Interact" area, as here they can take advantage of the social networking features on the site and their "Wall Watch" blog.