ARTEDUC 2600: Visual Culture: Investigating Diversity & Social Justice

By fostering creativity, enhancing communication and literacy skills, ArtWell helps individuals from diverse cultures and faith traditions to deepen their understandings of themselves and their community and to ultimately reduce violence and increase peace within our city and region.

The Center for Urban Pedagogy (CUP) is a nonprofit organization that uses the power of design and art to increase meaningful civic engagement particularly among underrepresented communities. CUP projects demystify the urban policy and planning issues that impact our communities, so that more individuals can better participate in shaping them.

The Prison Arts Coalition (PAC) is an independent space and national network providing information and resources for people creating art in and around the American prison system.

Studio REV- is a non-profit organization that involves artists, techies, media makers, low-wage workers, immigrants, and teens in producing creative media and public art about the issues they face.

We are named Voices Breaking Boundaries (VBB) because the art and events we produce are responses to social justice issues impacting the world around us. Through literary and visual arts, Voices Breaking Boundaries provokes awareness and dialogue about social justice issues across and within local and global borders.

These are readings collected as the #CharlestonSyllabus by the African American Intellectual History Society

This is a guide put together by librarians and archivists at the College of Charleston in Charleston, SC with background information and resources related to #CharlestonSyllabus in the wake of the massacre that took place on June 17, 2015 at Mother Emanuel A.M.E. Church in Charleston, SC. It includes many books and websites helpful to those learning about ongoing social justice efforts.