Celebrating the Transformative Power of Art
“The Declaration of Human Rights Article 6 gives every human being the right to exist. The impact of centuries of racial hatred, although in this case targeting people of African descent, affects all of our lives in all communities and it has visited us in the senseless loss of human […]
Transformative Action Project and Violence Transformed invite you to hear the powerful new song with accompanying lyric video “Say Her Name (Hell You Talmbout),” by eight-time Grammy award nominee Janelle Monáe. The single features AAPF (African American Policy Network) Executive Director Kimberlé Crenshaw, Beyoncé, Alicia Keys, Chlöe x Halle, Tierra […]
Are you ready to help prevent sexual violence? There’s still much need for awareness and a deeper understanding of the complex history of the anti-sexual violence movement in the United States, dating back to Sojourner Truth in 1851, and the continued interplay of racism, sexism, and human rights. Effective prevention […]
Join Violence Transformed in denouncing violence towards Asians in our communities, both locally and globally. Image credit: “Family Dynamics” by Neil Moralee Click Here for Comprehensive Resources
The Cambridge Public Library Foundation’s Voices for Justice virtual series elevates conversations around racial and social justice through discussions with Black authors and diverse activists from across greater Boston. Click the links below to sign up for upcoming talks April 13 – John Lewis: Good Trouble Roundtable Discussion, hosted by […]