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Resource Detroit in 50 Maps
Detroit in 50 Maps is a collection of different maps of Detroit highlighting places, people and changes to understand the city in new and surprising ways.…
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Resource I Live: A Youth Toolkit
The Transgender Oral History Project (TOHP) builds community through sharing stories. TOHP is a community-driven effort to collect and share a range of diverse stories…
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Resource How to Organize a Book Drive
‘Survived and Punished’ is a national organizing project to end the criminalization of survivors of domestic and sexual violence. They are an all-volunteer grassroots coalition…
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Resource Guide to Writing Letters to Incarcerated Survivors
‘Survived and Punished’ is a national organizing project to end the criminalization of survivors of domestic and sexual violence. They are an all-volunteer grassroots coalition…
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Resource Advocacy Tips For Anti-Violence Victim Advocates
‘Survived and Punished’ is a national organizing project to end the criminalization of survivors of domestic and sexual violence. They are an all-volunteer grassroots coalition…
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Resource Shakespeare in Detroit 2020 Zoom Readings
Shakespeare in Detroit is a nonprofit organization that supports and enhances the cultural, educational and financial growth of Detroit with professional theatre created through a…
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Resource Shakespeare in Detroit's Power 15
Power 15 is a new, limited podcast series conceived during the 2020 quarantine due to COVID-19. We were inspired to highlight the wonderful people who have mentored, supported and…
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Resource Change Evil Restore Humanity Guide
Sapelo Square is an award-winning blog that produces, documents and archives the Black Muslim experience in the United States to shed light on its global…
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Resource Mutual Eid: 7 Ways to Make Eid Inclusive Toolkit
The Muslim Anti-Racism Collaborative (MuslimARC) is a human rights education organization working towards a vision of “Education for Liberation.” They provide resources and a racial…
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Resource School Has One Syllable Film
People in Education (PIE) is a media arts organization that facilitates space for connection, curiosity and reflection. Media artists-in-residence are brought into learning spaces to…
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Resource Dream Lunch Film
People in Education (PIE) is a media arts organization that facilitates space for connection, curiosity and reflection. Media artists-in-residence are brought into learning spaces to…
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Resource Action Items for Solidarity Against the Murder of Black Men and Women
The Muslim Anti-Racism Collaborative (MuslimARC) is a human rights education organization working towards a vision of “Education for Liberation.” They provide resources and a racial…
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Resource "Love Is The Message, The Message Is..." Zine
Shrine of the Black Medusa (SBM) celebrates Black culture and history, queer magic & hoodoo divination. Their mission is to connect people and ideas across…
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Resource "What Makes Me ME?" Zine
People in Education’s (PIE) “What Makes Me ME?” was inspired by middle schoolers from Burton International Academy, inviting youth to explore who they are through…
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Resource Sapelo Square's Holistic Election Wellness Toolkit
This presidential election has many in our communities feeling confused, anxious, uncertain and afraid. These feelings are the product of direct efforts to spread misinformation,…
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Visions of Ancestral Resilience
“This is the time when we should feel limitless, to focus on the Black excellence, from the beginning of time.” -Lottie V. Spady
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Can’t Stop. Won’t Stop: Making it Happen No Matter What!
“We must have a vision, to walk towards the future that we want to see, and we must have a practice in order to make these things happen. And I think we could all find that within the arts.” -Diana Nucera
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Black Mothering: Surviving and Adapting during a Pandemic
“I'm grateful to black moms every single day, every minute of every day for the work you all do.” -Andrea Ritchie
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Better Futures: Visioning In A Time of Crisis
“We absolutely need imaginative spaces like visionary fiction, that allow us to say, what if?” -Walidah Imarisha
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Deep Work
“I don't even consider myself to be a musician. The real work in my life is about collective healing and transformation.” - Sterling Toles
