Mercedes (work-in-progress) is a new multidisciplinary theatrical work in which we explore our relationship to the matriarchy and our ancestors, familial bonds and inherited trauma, and how our own identity can impact our mental health.

Join us for a conversation between Latinx Abstract artist, Sarah Zapata, and ArtFP artist, Emily Oliveira, where they discuss their work, influences, and inspiration. Moderated by scholar Macarena Gómez-Barris.

BRIC TV is hosting an interactive, virtual #BHeard Town Hall designed to increase civic engagement among NYC’s young people.

Join us for our annual event for young people to explore careers in the media field.

Bernarda’s Daughters (work-in-progress) is an exploration of private and public grief that asks when, where, what, and whom do we mourn.

Scholar Arlene Dávila discusses the strategies Latinx artists pursue to create platforms for their work with Latinx Abstract artists Glendalys Medina, Mary Valverde, and Sarah Zapata.

[  ] (work-in-progress) is a corporeal and sonic exploration into histories of womxn ancestors created by choreographer Adrienne Westwood and composer Angélica Negrón.

Hosted by Mahogany L. Browne and Jive Poetic, the Brooklyn Poetry Slam is a monthly poetry competition and open mic.

How Do I Become (work-in-progress) is a multidisciplinary performance exploring the relationship between inner struggle and outward action in two parts—“How Do I Become I” and “How Do I Become We.”