Media Show AllFilmsPodcasts & SoundPlaylistsWriting FilmsVote by Mail by Karina Aguilera SkvirskyOctober 7, 2020Equality Tea by Jaime SunwooOctober 7, 2020Sister Outsider: A Remembering and Declaration of These Our Self Evident Truths…We Be Black, We Be Woman, We Be Human. by Abby DobsonOctober 7, 2020Penny Wasn’t Pullin’ No Wagon, by LaTasha N. Nevada DiggsOctober 7, 2020Gather & Act 2020October 1, 2020We the News: Amplifying the Stories of Black Immigrants and First Generation AmericansMay 5, 2020Critical Mapping Q & A with Ariana Faye AllensworthApril 23, 2020A World Inside Drawing: Celebrating Our NeighborhoodsSeptember 19, 2019Yes, Femme! A Community Space for Femmes of ColorSeptember 19, 2019Rose Petal Refuge: Creating Sanctuary for Queer and Trans* People of ColorSeptember 19, 2019Creative Conversations: Financial Literacy and Sustainability for Cultural ProducersApril 30, 2019ID Shop – Round Robin: Two Bridges NewspaperOctober 2, 2018We the News: Black Immigration NarrativesOctober 1, 2018The Black School – Harlem: In the Freedom School TraditionOctober 1, 2018Ubuntu – I Am Because We Are: Community Appreciation through PortraitsOctober 1, 2018Black August Cocoon: Safety and Self Defense for Black GNC folks and WomenOctober 1, 2018Creative Conversations: Fire Escape TalksAugust 24, 2017The Iyapo Repository: Future Tech in Bed-StuyMay 11, 2017Harlem Motion: An Animated View of HarlemMay 11, 2017Coco Climate Cart: Climate Change in the South BronxMay 11, 2017A Living Room On Roosevelt: Community Safety in Jackson HeightsMay 11, 2017The Khayamiya Monument: Herstories on Displacement and WarMay 11, 2017Dioko: Senegalese Narratives in West HarlemJanuary 22, 2016Story Block: Life on Kelly StreetJanuary 22, 2016Know Waste Lands: A Community Garden in BushwickJanuary 22, 2016My Baryo, My Borough: Oral Histories of Filipino AmericaJanuary 22, 2016Griots in ‘The Stuy’: A Neighborhood as a Living ArchiveJanuary 22, 2016 The Department of Local Affairs: A Story Social HubDecember 15, 2015Beauty in Her Own Words: Salon Stories from Woodside, QueensDecember 15, 2015Five Boro Story Project: Cross-Borough Community StorytellingDecember 15, 2015 Housing is a Human Right: Affordable Housing and the Struggle for HomeDecember 15, 2015Good Trade: Urban Indigenous Mutual ExchangeDecember 15, 2015Harlem On My Mind, Too: Harlem Local NarrativesDecember 15, 2015ABC 7 Report: The Inwood Laundromat Language InstituteMay 25, 2013 Podcasts & SoundMeditation: Reflective Reverberation I, II, IIIJune 10, 2020The LP Documents: Salvador Muñoz – Yes, Femme!June 10, 2020The LP Documents: Lizania Cruz – We the NewsMay 14, 2020The LP Documents: Zeelie Brown – Rose Petal RefugeSeptember 19, 2019The LP Documents: Leslie Jiménez – A World Inside DrawingSeptember 19, 2019 PlaylistsBlack Joy & Liberation PlaylistJune 15, 2020Abundance PlaylistFebruary 15, 2020“Tunnel Mobile Karaoke:” A Playlist by 2019 Artist-in-Residence Jevijoe VitugSeptember 16, 2019“Wholeness Manifested:” A Playlist by 2019 Artist-in-Residence Bianca MońaSeptember 16, 2019“Afromystic E.P:” A Playlist by 2019 Artist-in-Residence Seyi AdebanjoSeptember 16, 2019“Staying Power:” A Playlist by Artist-in-Residence Ariana AllensworthSeptember 16, 2019#StayWoke PlaylistJanuary 31, 2017 Writingwe must be very strong/and love each other/in order to go on livingJuly 7, 2020
Vote by Mail by Karina Aguilera Skvirsky
Equality Tea by Jaime Sunwoo
Sister Outsider: A Remembering and Declaration of These Our Self Evident Truths…We Be Black, We Be Woman, We Be Human. by Abby Dobson
Penny Wasn’t Pullin’ No Wagon, by LaTasha N. Nevada Diggs
Gather & Act 2020
We the News: Amplifying the Stories of Black Immigrants and First Generation Americans
Critical Mapping Q & A with Ariana Faye Allensworth
A World Inside Drawing: Celebrating Our Neighborhoods
Yes, Femme! A Community Space for Femmes of Color
Rose Petal Refuge: Creating Sanctuary for Queer and Trans* People of Color
Creative Conversations: Financial Literacy and Sustainability for Cultural Producers
ID Shop – Round Robin: Two Bridges Newspaper
We the News: Black Immigration Narratives
The Black School – Harlem: In the Freedom School Tradition
Ubuntu – I Am Because We Are: Community Appreciation through Portraits
Black August Cocoon: Safety and Self Defense for Black GNC folks and Women
Creative Conversations: Fire Escape Talks
The Iyapo Repository: Future Tech in Bed-Stuy
Harlem Motion: An Animated View of Harlem
Coco Climate Cart: Climate Change in the South Bronx
A Living Room On Roosevelt: Community Safety in Jackson Heights
The Khayamiya Monument: Herstories on Displacement and War
Dioko: Senegalese Narratives in West Harlem
Story Block: Life on Kelly Street
Know Waste Lands: A Community Garden in Bushwick
My Baryo, My Borough: Oral Histories of Filipino America
Griots in ‘The Stuy’: A Neighborhood as a Living Archive
The Department of Local Affairs: A Story Social Hub
Beauty in Her Own Words: Salon Stories from Woodside, Queens
Five Boro Story Project: Cross-Borough Community Storytelling
Housing is a Human Right: Affordable Housing and the Struggle for Home
Good Trade: Urban Indigenous Mutual Exchange
Harlem On My Mind, Too: Harlem Local Narratives
ABC 7 Report: The Inwood Laundromat Language Institute
Meditation: Reflective Reverberation I, II, III
The LP Documents: Salvador Muñoz – Yes, Femme!
The LP Documents: Lizania Cruz – We the News
The LP Documents: Zeelie Brown – Rose Petal Refuge
The LP Documents: Leslie Jiménez – A World Inside Drawing
Black Joy & Liberation Playlist
Abundance Playlist
“Tunnel Mobile Karaoke:” A Playlist by 2019 Artist-in-Residence Jevijoe Vitug
“Wholeness Manifested:” A Playlist by 2019 Artist-in-Residence Bianca Mońa
“Afromystic E.P:” A Playlist by 2019 Artist-in-Residence Seyi Adebanjo
“Staying Power:” A Playlist by Artist-in-Residence Ariana Allensworth
#StayWoke Playlist
we must be very strong/and love each other/in order to go on living