the quilt project: featuring KAYLAH BRATHWAITE

Updates

Every Black Voice Survey Items

October 5, 2022

Have you heard anything about Asheville’s reparations process? Yes No If so, what have you heard? Thinking about the reparations process, what is important for you to see? How would

Walk the Walk Campaign Final Report

October 5, 2022

Walk the Walk was a campaign to engage community members in a survey envisioning what an anti-racist Asheville City and Buncombe County would be like. This campaign was lead by

Reparations Meeting Schedule – Impact Focus Areas

September 6, 2022

We know that the full Reparations Commission meets every 3rd Monday (see details here), but the impact focus working groups are just as important and where we can really dig

the vulnerability of Black Artistry, a dialogue with JAZE URIES

January 12, 2023

How did you come into music? I was born into it. My mom sang, so it’s in my blood. When I was three I gravitated to drums- banging on pots

the vulnerability of Black Artistry, a dialogue with TRINITI CATO GOLDSMITH

November 29, 2022

What is your relationship to dancing? When I’m dancing, it truthfully feels like standing in sunshine. It’s how I feel the glory of myself, and those who came before me.

the vulnerability of Black Artistry, a dialogue with AMBROSE RHAPSODY MURRAY

November 4, 2022

What makes an Artist? What does being an Artist mean to you? A committed practice to making things, putting creation out to the world in whatever form that may be.