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  • Resource DAYUM Abolition Zine

    In the summer of 2023, DAYUM  youth participated in a 6-week Abolition Museum with our partners from Wayne State and Detroit Heals Detroit. The Abolition…

  • Community Nourishment: “Gather” Film Screening

    Join us for a special screening of Gather, a 2020 film that captures the growing and vast food sovereignty movement of Native Americans across Turtle Island building community, restoring ancestral foodways, and reclaiming Native food and agriculture systems.

  • Waging Love: Building an Environmentally Just Detroit

    This community panel will bring together an intergenerational coalition of organizers from Detroit’s environmental & climate justice dedicated to amplifying the solutions we need to ensure safety and equity for all. 

  • My Body, My Movement

    The power of dance has long sustained social justice organizing as a technology of resistance that brings communities together for collective expression, joy, and healing. Join us for a night of performance, workshops, and a discussion that explores the liberating force of collective movement across abilities, ages, and styles.

  • Hood Work: Neighborhood as Resistance

    Hear from Asia Hamilton of Norwest Gallery, Bryce Detroit of New Center, and Tyree Guyton of the Heidelberg Project as they discuss how they’re proudly creating from the hoods of our city while resisting gentrification and erasure with creativity, innovation, and community care.

  • Sound and Resistance

    When Esperanza Spalding asks, “what is the frequency of healing?,” when Nina Simone proclaimed, “You are Young, Gifted and Black,” and when Marvin Gaye reckons with “What’s Going On” – this music influences how we think and feel about justice, and calls for us to hold on to dignity & grace in a world on fire and the love we need to survive. Join is for an evening of musical performances whose sound draws from the sparks of movements.

  • Community-Rooted Development

    Join us for a rich conversation with Detroit leaders to discuss the complexities of investment and ownership that decentralizes capitalist gains and encourages relationships with a community's history, culture, and legacy.

  • Bodily Autonomy and Care

    Beyond access to contraception and abortion, the Reproductive justice movement challenges us to consider broad access of reproductive care, affirmative bodily autonomy, and self-determined parenthood as essential aspects of autonomy and justice. Bodily Autonomy & Care brings together reproductive justice organizers and filmmakers who are collaboratively creating short films that center and affirm unapologetic feminism with love and dignity.

  • The Internet is Black

    Join us for a special screening of That’s So Black, a pop culture video series produced by MediaJustice about how Black people have created, shaped, and nourished Internet culture.

  • 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.…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • 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…