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Mural of a black woman holding a basket of vegetables surrounded by flowers.

Lamoille

Art & Justice

Project

Artwork by Juniper Creative Arts

The Lamoille Art & Justice Project, led by people of the global majority,* is a collaboration that merges public art, oral histories, podcasting, and literature to foster connection and community for PGM in Vermont across generations. Our goals are to bring awareness to the enduring inequities within our region, and activate systemic change through collaborative movement in diverse contexts: governing bodies, businesses, neighborhoods, communities, schools, and individuals. Utilizing the power of literature, oral histories, public murals, and podcasts by PGM, this project seeks to engage local artists, educators, students, allies, and organizations in advancing racial equity and justice in Lamoille County.

*We adopt the term “People of the Global Majority,” or PGM, as an alternative to BIPOC (1) to honor the fact that indigenous, brown, and black people make up the majority of the global population, (2) to decenter whiteness, and (3) to reject the “othering” or “minoritizing” of PGM in our language and communities.

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Working with schools and community to create murals, develop curriculum, and engage students and teachers.

Dark Portrait

Community members of the Global Majority share their narrative through audio recordings paired with artistic representations.

Abstract Painting

On Second Thought is a Lamoille Art & Justice Podcast which is going to cover topics like racism, diversity, athletics and different narratives of black history.

Old Book

Facilitating public conversations and discussions.

Collaborators 

The creatives and organizers who lead the project.

Partners

Partners support the project as a whole and enable the collaborators to do the creative work.

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