Activism

“The youth are told that we are the future. That is a huge title to uphold.”

“WFPC is a means to an end. As we make these transitions, our goal is to sustain the work of the revolution as a whole, and our community’s work, and not the nonprofit organization itself.”

The Delmar Divide: Wall Street vs Black Power Wednesday, July 1, 6pm CST Register via Zoom: www.tinyurl.com/wallstreetvsblackpower The Uhuru Solidarity

PACER guests will spend the evening of April 25 being entertained by Motown co-founder Smokey Robinson, who has been called

It’s Time to Act!™ Facing the Truth: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women When you think of “We the People of

This one-woman theatrical presentation and lecture traces the pivotal contributions of Nordic immigrant suffragists to voting rights in Minnesota. Presenter

Arbeit Opera Theatre (AOT) presents a new production of Benjamin Britten’s poignant opera The Rape of Lucretia during Women’s History

On October 19th, National Period Day, there will be rallies in all 50 states mobilizing to elevate the conversation surrounding

Dine and dance the night away to the groovy rhythms of disco’s four-on-the-floor beats from DJ Tricky Miki. Drinks and

Ecosystem content is made possible by Organic Lawns by LUNSETH Rachel Carson’s “Silent Spring” book in 1962 ushered in wider discussion

The first thing you notice when you look at a collection of paintings by artist Kate Renee are the eyes

Terry Tempest Williams is a naturalist, writer and environmental advocate.  Rooted in the American West, her family has lived in