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Check out our latest Substack post, “Remembering Sisterhood: Lessons in Affective Footholds: Reflections on ‘What’s the Plan?// Toni Cade Bambara in Praxis Weekend.”💥
Led by Muse 360 Founding Director and BWCWa co-founder Sharayna Ashanti Christmas, BWCWa partnered with LifexCode: Digital Humanities Against Enclosure, African Diaspora Alliance, and Black Feminist Future to develop and implement a weekend of celebration grounded in the 16 Lessons explored in the documentary film, TCB — The Toni Cade Bambara School of Organizing (2025, 105 min). What’s The Plan?” // Toni Cade Bambara in Praxis Weekend: Lessons in Care, Sisterhood, and Cultural Work, which took place April 10th and 11th, commemorated the life, work, and political imagination of Toni Cade Bambara through programming at Morgan State University, the 360 House, Blue Light Junction, and other community hubs to reach diverse audiences and ensure accessibility.
The affective footholds we name are in the tradition of the women Toni Cade Bambara identifies in her 1978 University of Iowa speech, “Black Women as a Political Force,” the women or organizations who “pump up the heart of the Sisters who have fallen by the wayside.”
The weekend brought together healers, poets, cultural workers, educators, and the ones community names in the role to experience TCB’s praxis through dialogue, zine-making, film, study, and the collective praxis of sisterhood.
We offer special thanks to the many hands who supported this weekend, including Dr. Jessica Marie Johnson; Moriah Ray; Nia June; Julia Mallory; Louis Massiah; Angela Carroll; Jenné Afiya; Jen White-Johnson; Tatiana Eshelman; Blue Light Junction; the Parkway Theatre; Impact Hub Baltimore; the James E. Lewis Museum of Art, Morgan State University; and Charm City Cultural Cultivation.
Check out the full post using the link in bio🙌🏽🖤 You can complete our interest form too!
Led by Muse 360 Founding Director and BWCWa co-founder Sharayna Ashanti Christmas, BWCWa partnered with LifexCode: Digital Humanities Against Enclosure, African Diaspora Alliance, and Black Feminist Future to develop and implement a weekend of celebration grounded in the 16 Lessons explored in the documentary film, TCB — The Toni Cade Bambara School of Organizing (2025, 105 min). What’s The Plan?” // Toni Cade Bambara in Praxis Weekend: Lessons in Care, Sisterhood, and Cultural Work, which took place April 10th and 11th, commemorated the life, work, and political imagination of Toni Cade Bambara through programming at Morgan State University, the 360 House, Blue Light Junction, and other community hubs to reach diverse audiences and ensure accessibility.
The affective footholds we name are in the tradition of the women Toni Cade Bambara identifies in her 1978 University of Iowa speech, “Black Women as a Political Force,” the women or organizations who “pump up the heart of the Sisters who have fallen by the wayside.”
The weekend brought together healers, poets, cultural workers, educators, and the ones community names in the role to experience TCB’s praxis through dialogue, zine-making, film, study, and the collective praxis of sisterhood.
We offer special thanks to the many hands who supported this weekend, including Dr. Jessica Marie Johnson; Moriah Ray; Nia June; Julia Mallory; Louis Massiah; Angela Carroll; Jenné Afiya; Jen White-Johnson; Tatiana Eshelman; Blue Light Junction; the Parkway Theatre; Impact Hub Baltimore; the James E. Lewis Museum of Art, Morgan State University; and Charm City Cultural Cultivation.
Check out the full post using the link in bio🙌🏽🖤 You can complete our interest form too!
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