Neighbors Keeping House
In Houston's Third Ward, Project Row Houses is digitizing thirty years of community history—and proving that the past is its own form of civic action
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Round artists are asked to create programming around their installation. During "Artist Round 58: Free Someone," artists Article and Craig "BBC" Long hosted a kickback on the row. Among those who pulled up were a local bike club and Mr. Rusto. Photo by Alex Barber
The Democracy We Haven’t Built Yet
Aaron Tanaka, CEO of One Project and founder of the Center for Economic Democracy, joins Sean Buffington on this episode of Luce Change to make the case that America’s political crisis is, at its root, an economic one.
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Art by Raven Jiang for Henry Luce Foundation
Care as Civic Repair
How can care activate civic repair? The stories in this edition of Story as Legacy suggest that civic repair begins not with abstraction, but attention: to community, to one another, and to our shared history.
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Grantee: Change Labs
Project: Creating safe & modern workspace to support Native entrepreneurship within Native communities
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