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Have 👀YOU👀 gotten a chance to tour @the_emory.gr yet?! No?!🤯🤯 Well, you should come 💛HANG OUT💛 with us NEXT MONDAY and hear all about what we’ve got in store for our brand new home!
🙌Fill out our tour registration form at the link in our bio!!🙌
Remember to ❗️SAVE THE DATE FAM❗️ Join The Diatribe #SQUADDD , as well as our community members, city commissioners, and state representatives as we launch our 🗣️PUBLIC CAMPAIGN🗣️! We are aiming to raise the last dollars to meet our fundraising goal for @the_emory.gr !
The program will include words from our new Executive Director, Wardell Frazier Jr., some of our major donors to the campaign, AND a 🎤SPECIAL PERFORMANCE🎤 by one of our students!
Register for this 🌟FREE🌟 event at the link in our bio!!
Happy Tuesday, Fam!! We want to show some 🫶LOVE🫶 to our new Teaching Artist 📣@qui_xo_te 📣 !! Daniel has jumped ☄️HEAD FIRST☄️ into our programming and has been doing a ✨PHENOMENAL✨ job in the classroom! We love having him on our #SQUADDD and stories like his help remind us why we do what we do! 💯💯
#WeAreTheDiatribe #CureThroughCommunity
Dr. Margaret Chung (張瑪珠) was the ❗️FIRST❗️ known Chinese-American woman to become a physician in the United States. Throughout her career, Margaret, or “Mom” as her adopted family knew her, 💪PERSEVERED💪 against discrimination based on her race, gender, and presumed sexuality.
During World War II, Dr. Chung used her influence to support the war effort and lobbied for the creation of WAVES, the US Naval Women’s Reserve.
Chung was commemorated with a plaque in the Legacy Walk project on October 11, 2012, an outdoor public display which celebrates LGBTQIA+ history and people.
🫶 Although she faced prejudice on multiple fronts, Margaret forged a distinctive path for herself throughout her life 🫶
#WomensHistoryMonth
📣ATTENTION FAM!! Registration for our Grand Rapids Summer Programming is still open!!📣
This year we are offering ✨TWO FREE✨ Summer Progams: 🗣️Amplified Voices🗣️ (grades 5-8) and ☄️Voices in Action☄️ (grades 9-12)! Both of these 💛AMAZING💛 programs offer students a safe space to express themselves and deepen their knowledge of poetry. Spots fill up 👀FAST👀 so be sure to sign up your student ASAP!!
To sign up for Amplified Voices (grades 5-8) or Voices in Action (grades 9-12 ) visit our linktree in our bio!!
Fam we are 💥SO CLOSE💥 to opening the doors to @the_emory.gr and we want to thank all of our 🌟AMAZING🌟 contractors that are helping make this dream a reality! We appreciate all of your hard work to make our home as 💯PHENOMENAL💯 as possible!!
@wolvgroup @custerinc @esquaredcabinetry @frontier.electrical @hillstonesignature @interiors_llc @michiganmasonry @rr_mechanicalservices @toughstoneconcrete @vizidef @vos_glass
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Fannie Lou Hamer was an American voting and women`s rights activist, community organizer, and leader of the civil rights movement. Hamer organized Mississippi`s Freedom Summer along with the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC). A co-founder of the National Women`s Political Caucus,she helped establish an organization created to recruit, train, and support women of all races who sought election to government offices.
She was extorted, threatened, harassed, shot at, and assaulted by racists, including members of the police, while she was trying to register to vote.
We want to be sure to thank Fannie Lou Hamer for all of her 💯PHENOMENAL💯 work.
Happy Women in Construction Week, Fam! We have a whole team of ✨AMAZING WOMEN✨ that are bringing @the_emory.gr to life! We want to give a 🗣️HUGE THANK YOU 🗣️ to Kate and Libby! Kate is Site Supervisor for @wolvgroup and Libby is an Architectural Designer at @purearchitects . Both of these women have worked 💯SO HARD💯 to make The Emory as amazing as possible and we are 🫶SO THANKFUL🫶 for all of their work!
🎨🖌️Calling all Student Artists!! 🎨🖌️
There is still time for your students to submit their artwork for our JOURNAL COVER COMPETITION!! These journals are a space for 💫CREATIVITY, SELF-EXPRESSION, and ADVOCACY💫 —so we want the cover to reflect the 💪POWERFUL💪 voices of our students!
We’re looking for 💯BOLD, MEANINGFUL, and THOUGH-PROVOKING💯 designs that connect to themes of spoken word, activism, identity, and community. Whether you work with digital art, painting, drawing, or mixed media, we encourage you to submit your vision!
To submit your designs, visit the submission form at the link in our BIO!!
If you have any additional questions please reach out to Shayna via email Shayna@TheDiatribe.org
Virginia Brindis de Salas was the ⭐️FIRST⭐️ published black woman writer in Uruguay publishing ‘Pregón de Marimorena’ (The Call of Mary Morena) in 1946 and ‘Cien cárceles de amor’ (One Hundred Prisons of Love) in 1949. Brindis de Salas wrote as a black Uruguayan woman.
💯UNAPOLOGETICALLY💯
In Uruguay, where 92 percent of citizens trace their ancestry to Europe, Afro and Native Uruguayans have had to fight for visibility, while whiteness has been emphasized in mainstream national life. She used her platforms and her art to emphasize the struggles for freedom and the invisibility of Afro Latinos as in Uruguayan society!
#WomensHistoryMonth
📣Calling all community members that LOVE TO SUPPORT student art!! 📣 We are currently looking for sponsors for our upcoming Annual Fun’Raiser! Your donations are what help make 💯ALL💯 of our programming possible!! Please consider donating or even sharing this post to get the word 🗣️OUT🗣️.
If you would like to become a donor, learn more about other events you can sponsor, or even have general questions; please reach out to our Development Director, Gleason, via email at Gleason@TheDiatribe.or
🙌Have a great weekend, Fam!!🙌
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