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She spent 6 years with Oregon Humanities’ Conversation Project as a public scholar facilitating programs across the state about Oregon Black history. Imarisha has taught…
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Building off of Paulo Freire’s model of liberationist learning, HFS embraces a non-hierarchical organizational model, direct peer-to-peer learning, an educational content that grows organically from…
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Essay’d was formed to create a written survey of art as it is practiced in the Detroit area. The essays are intended for a general…
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McClain has carried this call for critical reporting on movements to audiences at universities and community-based organizations nationwide. She is happy to discuss her own…
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Mission To cultivate the development and preservation of media created by Black Detroiters for the sake of amplifying our voices, documenting our present and historical…
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Mission We wield our collective power and experiences to bring forth worlds that are safer, more just, more accessible, and more sustainable. We uplift liberatory…
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About While we are usually open to the public for monthly drop-in workshops, due to COVID-19 we have temporarily paused to protect the health of…
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We envision a future where hybrid and intersectional practices are used to cultivate a fertile environment in which marginalized communities can survive and thrive. Our…
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Our current focus is supporting Complex Movements, an artist collective exploring the relationship between complex science and social justice movements. We also produce special events…
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Affect began as Affect Conf, an annual community conference in Portland, Oregon, with both talks and group volunteering that ran from 2016-2018. Notable keynoters included…
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We offer a range of modalities online and in person that include Reiki, meditation, Tai-Chi, Peace Circles, herbal consultations, ear acupuncture, whole person and community…
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Visionary Organizing Lab (VOL) teaches Visionary Organizing to individuals, communities, students, and organizations. Visionary Organizing is approach to change that equally emphasizes our material needs…
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About A People’s Guide to Tech (APGT) publishes workshops, zines, books, and educational materials that foster a sense of agency and possibility towards technology. Our…
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Our first portal to the next dimension starts with youth participation in a curriculum which includes healing modalities (to learn how to move through trauma),…
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Over five years ago, Morgan Martinez felt rejected by larger publications and disagreed with the disingenuous approach to choosing who and what they showcased. She…
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Beyond the Built Environment uniquely address the inequitable disparities in architecture by providing a holistic platform aimed to support numerous stages of the architecture pipeline.…
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Gender non-conforming wearables/ accessories for queer and trans disabled people of all sizes and ages.
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In order for artists to shift dominant narratives and seed visions of new possibility, the ideas embedded in their work must travel. This is the…
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We have authored the Building Consentful Tech zine We have trained the Detroit Digital Stewards in how to foster consent culture through their work and…
