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Seeds of Justice: Cultivating Community through Art & Land Based Practices


This zine shares descriptions of the teams, EJ issues, and projects of the second Art & EJ Initiative. Download PDF

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September 2, 2026


Level Up! Deck of cards


Use these cards to explore socially engaged art practices and methods for individual or group learning and reflection. Download PDFPurchase in Store

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Art & EJ Symposium 2022: Tributaries


The Mural Arts Institute hosted events exploring environmental justice and art, highlighting transformative cultural practices and public art. Watch video

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PACE Initiative Case Study: Drink the Water, Remember the Source by Paola De La Cruz and Lillyanne Pham


Paola De La Cruz and Lillyanne Pham created the "Drink the Water, Remember the Source" mural in Southeast Portland. Download PDF

Photograph of building with a colorful painted on it. In front of mural there are rectangular blue and lime green spherical and box-like playground equipment.

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PACE Initiative Case Study: This is Home by Jaylin Stewart


Jaylin Stewart led workshops at California Community Center, creating a mural that celebrates Black and Brown stories. Download PDF

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PACE Initiative Case Study: The Rotunda of Ancestors by Michael Coppage


Michael Coppage led creative exchanges with Louisville students, exploring African Diaspora figures through art-making and portraiture Download PDF

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PACE Initiative Case Study: Metropolis : A City in Black by Cecil McDonald


Cecil McDonald created a video collage of Bronzeville’s residents, projecting it onto SSCAC’s windows in Chicago. Download PDF

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PACE Initiative Case Study: Collective Steps by Andrea Yarbrough


Andrea Yarbrough uncovered stories of Black women, creating a temporary installation reflecting Bronzeville's past, present, and future. Download PDF

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Mural Arts / Moore Picturing a Place


Mural Arts Philadelphia and Moore College hosted “Picturing a Place” to discuss community asset mapping and ethical artist practices. Download PDF

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