Murals = Living History

 Murals often reflect the culture and identity of a community, giving voice to the people and their experiences - fostering a sense of pride and ownership, while simultaneously sparking important conversations about social justice issues.

By featuring provocative imagery and messaging, murals encourage viewers to think critically about the themes they illustrate. 

​

The process of creating a mural often involves community members, fostering collaboration and dialogue around social justice issues. This participatory approach can strengthen community bonds and empower individuals to advocate for change.

​

Murals can transform neglected areas into vibrant spaces that signify hope and change. This can uplift a community, creating an atmosphere conducive to discussions about reform and progress.