History for the Future
EXPLORING HISTORIES OF MUTUAL AID
TO ASK HOW WE CAN BUILD RADICAL FUTURES
Image Credit: “Defend, Grow, Nurture Phillips” (Collaborative Mural) Lead Artist: Olivia Levins Holden, 2019.
Upcoming Events
Join us for an evening of live performances! This Soul Food Monologues performance will take place in-person, outdoors, at the outdoor space next to Moon Palace Books in Longfellow Minneapolis.
May 19rd, 2021 || 7pm CST
Free Registration HERE
Archival Highlights
Snapshots of our research at the Minnesota Historical Society, the Hennepin History Museum, and the Hennepin County Digital Collections. Archival materials include photographs, letters, maps, and organization statements.
Exhibition Blog
Check out our process blog featuring reflections on exhibitions development, programming, and plans for the future.
History for the Future
A public history initiative based in the Twin Cities.
A series of free public workshops facilitated by local educators, organizers, and artists will use archives of mutual aid to explore themes of radical community care and collectively imagine radical futures. The conversations and digital media created in this event series will be brought together for an outdoor public exhibition in May, 2021.
