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Jul
Jul
Once known as Project Pilgrimage, Sankofa Impact worked with us for a visual rebrand to bring additional energy to their amazing work.
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Feb
Feb
We had the opportunity to work with the MN Black Theatre Circle and Guthrie Theater to create the look and feel of their theater-inspired arts festival. The Blackness Is… Arts Festival that will celebrate Black voices and empower Black liberation in locations throughout the Twin Cities.
04
Feb
Feb
We had the opportunity to work with the Minnesota Historical Society on their new initiative Black History | Black Voices which seeks to deepen understanding of Black history and the contributions Black Americans have made to Minnesota.
01
Nov
Nov
This month marks the anniversary of the Umbra exhibition that was crafted, illustrated, and curated by our Creative Director, Terresa Moses. This month, we’re using our platform to reintroduce the show to the public.
20
Oct
Oct
Seen is a zine was created to challenge Black people and those interested in supporting Black liberation to think about a future free of racialized violence.
04
Aug
Aug
We had the opportunity to work with the Minnesota Historical Society on their new initiative Black History | Black Voices which seeks to deepen understanding of Black history and the contributions Black Americans have made to Minnesota.
31
Jul
Jul
Hey folks, We’re sharing this message to let you all know that we’ll be organizing, creating, and connecting from a new home: St. Paul. We will no longer be Duluthians at the end August. What does this mean? Unfortunately, we won’t get to move through Duluth in the ways we have for the last 3 […]
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Jun
Jun
For the Freedom of Black Lives Each year, we’ve contributed to Juneteenth celebrations with our work to help amplify the message of freedom for those whose ancestors were in enslaved. This year we celebrated Juneteenth by contributing to the organizing, fundraising, and branding of a march for Juneteenth and George Floyd. The march events […]
15
Jun
Jun
APRÈS is a zine we created to honor Elias Clayton, Elmer Jackson, and Isaac McGhie. However, as we were crafting the zine, the police murdered George Floyd. We were devastated. This murder followed the murders of Ahmaud and Breonna. We were overwhelmed and trying to figure out how to act while processing the pain and constant struggle of being Black in this environment.
15
May
May
Be Equal, Safe, & Trustworthy We worked with Men As Peacemakers (MAP) to brand and design their curriculum guide for their BEST (Be Equal Safe & Trustworthy) party model. The BEST curriculum is a party-themed sexual violence prevention strategy designed to equip students with the analysis, relationships, and skills necessary to shape campus environments they […]