Rise Up Arts Program SEACA

Hey y'all~
Rise Up is back again, and we will be resuming our normal hours (FRIDAYS, 4-6), and food will also be provided again. The theme for this semester is environmental justice! :)

See y'all at Rise Up! We will be doing a stencil design to make t-shirts for May Day!

Make sure to save the date this Friday for our second to last session of this semester! We will be making a group collective stencil design for t-shirts to be use on May Day (May 1st). Bring ideas, images, and friends!!!

Hope those who were on Spring Break are refresh and ready to finish the school year! Reminder that we will having a session today from 4-6PM like always. We are going to learn more about SEACA's work and create a bunch of artwork in preparation of May Day!!! See you there!

"The time has come for us to reimagine everything. We have to reimagine work and go away from labor. We have to reimagine revolution and get beyond protest. We have to think not only about change in our institutions, but changes in ourselves." - Grace Lee Boggs

Reimagine Everything | Reimagine! I’m a very old woman. I was born in 1915 in what was later known as the First World War, two years before the Russian Revolution. And because I was born to Chinese immigrant parents and because I was born female—I learned very quickly that the world needed changing.But what I also learned as I grew…

As a reminder that we won't be having a session tomorrow March 20. Our next time we will meet will be on March 27 which will also be the weekend of RETREAT!!!

So far we covered: Hxstories, Immigration, the Prison Industrial Complex, and the Three Pillar

Get ready for more RISE UP! @ SEACA from 4-6PM

Thank you all for an awesome semester! We look forward seeing y'all in February. Happy early holidays! Also, good luck with any final exams or presentation! :)

Hey Rise Up folks! There won't be a session this week. We hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving Break. See you on December 5th, our last session of the semester and our PARTY!!!

Remember when we talked about Privilege and Power? The Cycle of Oppression? Here is another exercise that talks about it

This Teacher Taught His Class A Powerful Lesson About Privilege With a recycling bin and some scrap paper.