Working to Heal Communities in South Minneapolis
In a city increasingly shaped by civic debate over policing and racial injustice, community caretaking and the preservation of memory are proving effective forms of protest.
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How the Arts Rebuild Rural Democracy
On this episode of Luce Change, Sean Buffington sits down with Ash Hanson—theater artist, rural cultural worker, and Creative Executive Officer at the Department of Public Transformation—to explore why bending the arc of history toward justice has to start locally.
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Care as Civic Repair
How can care activate civic repair? The stories in this edition of Story as Legacy suggest that civic repair begins not with abstraction, but attention: to community, to one another, and to our shared history.
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Grantee: Change Labs
Project: Creating safe & modern workspace to support Native entrepreneurship within Native communities
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