The hate-fueled massacre at an El Paso Walmart on August 3, 2019 left the city and the nation shocked and shaken. One year later, we remember the 23 lives lost to a white supremacist gunman targeting the Latinx and Mexican American community. ... Read More >>
Representation in institutional leadership, featured artists, funding for projects and organizations, lack of accessibility, etc., have been long-standing issues in the arts community in Houston and beyond. Houston-based arts advocacy organization, Fresh Arts, hosted a month-long conversation series “Cultivating Equity in the Arts,” concluding the... Read More >>
Kendra Scott was founded on the principles of family, fashion and philanthropy and we support the Center for the Healing of Racism's commitment to empower and educate our communities and bring positivity to every race. ... Read More >>
We stand in solidarity with the Buffalo Soldiers National Museum which was vandalized sometime on July 27 or 28. The museum, located in Mid-town Houston, honors the contributions of African American members of the U.S. military who fought and died for this nation and those who continue... Read More >>
By A. Martin When one thinks of you, America, what comes to mind? Freedom? Patriotism? Power? Wealth? What about, Opportunity? Equality, and Justice? People all over the world might agree that these characteristics describe you and proclaim that they are the reason you are the greatest... Read More >>