Events

Per(Sister): Incarcerated Women of Louisiana shares the stories of currently and formerly incarcerated women in Louisiana and shines a light on the myriad issues as identified and expressed by the women themselves. The exhibition presents works from more than 30 artists who created new works based on the personal stories of the persisters. Stories of loss, hope, despair, survival, triumph, and persistence demonstrate the universal struggles faced by communities impacted by incarceration and the personal resilience of each woman featured.

Per(Sister) originated at the Newcomb Art Museum of Tulane University under the leadership of museum director Monica Ramirez-Montagut assisted by curator Laura Blereau, and was developed in equal partnership with Syrita Steib and Dolfinette Martin with additional support provided by Operation Restoration and Women with a Vision.

Please join us for the opening celebration with the artists and persisters
Monday March 2, 2020 6 - 8 PM

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Make plans to be there! All conscious New Afrikans should make a concerted efforts to attend New Afrikan Nation Day (NAND). With 2020 being 55 years after the death of Malcolm X (ADM), We are at that point in our history where “OUR Government” needs to be taking shape. We are at that point in our history where We need to let our little light shine at the Crescent Cultural Center, 1121 Tuscaloosa Ave, Birmingham, AL.
New Afrikan Nation Day is our annual commemoration of the signing of the Black Declaration of Independence and our celebration of the progress We have made from year to year towards bringing to fruition our nation. It is also the time when We double-down on our commitment to raise the New Afrikan political, cultural and social conscious of all PG-RNA citizens.
New Afrikan Nation Day is our opportunity to network with RNA citizens from across the country and strategize new ways to Win The War Against Disrespect for the Humanity of People of African Descent. Being in Birmingh