Project NIA
Sunset
Spotlight

Connect with Page May as she breaks down how her organizing experiences with Project NIA impacted her future as an educator as well as the power of communication and storytelling as a tool to talk to children about liberation.

Aislinn Pulley talks through her experience planning a "play-in" for Tamir Rice on the first anniversary of his killing. Project NIA and other groups invited children and youth, ages 12 and above, to play in honor of the precious life that was lost to state violence.

Look back with children's book illustrator Bianca Diaz on her 2022 Project NIA residency, where she is revisiting a fairy tale she wrote that honors stories from formerly incarcerated mothers on the importance of honesty and emotional space for their children.

Debbie Southorn joined us to discuss their early work on our Chain Reaction project as well as their current work around anti-militarism and campus organizing with Dissenter, and how we can support student organizers in the face of repression and doxxing.

As Project NIA sunsets, this short film is a collage of reflections from volunteers, collaborators, artists, and organizers in residence, supporters, and more about their transformative experiences working with Project NIA.