Saudi Arabia Launches First Campaign To Stop Violence Against Women
Thomas Reuters Foundation
May 2nd, 2013
Saudi Arabia has launched its first campaign against the abuse of women, which is designed to encourage females to speak about their experiences and have a global impact in women’s rights.
Read MoreCreative Despite War: A Film On Afghanistan’s Most Resilient Artists
GOOD
April 26th, 2013
Despite thirty years of conflict, Afghanistan is still home to multiple artists who are part of a blossoming movement that affirms the resilience and strength of humanity and hope.
Read MoreThe Art Of Survival In Post-Saddam Iraq
50.50
April 15th, 2013
A decade after the Iraq war, the legacy of violence still remains. However, artists are using film, painting, and poetry to express the conflicts and experiences of the country in a new way.
Read MoreClaudio Miranda’s Music Is Taming A Once-Savage Brazilian Neighborhood
CSMonitor
April 12th, 2013
Claudio Miranda grew up in one of the most violent communities in Brazil, but through music and art, he has given his neighbors a chance to express themselves and contribute positively to the community.
Read MoreKick Off Sexual Assault Awareness Month With “Surviving In Numbers”
FEMINISTING
April 2nd, 2013
Last October, Mount Holyoke junior Ali Safran returned to the spot where she was sexually assaulted to hang a sign that symbolized a call to action against sexual violence. Now, she is providing other students with a platform to hang their own signs through her project, “Surviving in Numbers”.
Read More‘Women On Walls’ Campaign Empowers Women Via Street Art
EGYPT INDEPENDENT
April 30th, 2013
A street art campaign in Egypt is aiming to increase women’s visibility and mobilize empowerment around gender issues in various communities through graffiti, workshops, and discussion.
Read MoreUsing Public Art To Transform Cities
Co.EXIST
April 19th, 2013
Artist Lesley Perkes is working on transforming Johannesburg through art that both inspires and also actually improves the urban landscape.
Read MoreOf Monarchs And Migrants- The Arts Of The Immigration Movement
WAGING NONVIOLENCE
April 14th, 2013
Immigration activists in the US have been using artistic depictions and symbols of their experience to illustrate the struggles of the migrant community and to motivate others to take action in the fight for immigrant rights.
Read MoreWomen Take The Stage Against Taliban
IPS
April 7th, 2013
Women in the northern provinces of Pakistan are not allowing the Taliban’s ban on theatre to stop them from creating and participating in productions.
Read MoreGuerrilla Street Signs Show The Intersection Of New York And Hip-Hop
Co.EXIST
March 30th, 2013
Artist Jay Shells has traveled through New York City, putting up signs with rap lyrics at the specific places the streets are referred to in the songs, creating a visual map of the city in an original form of art.
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