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The AfroVillage PDX Movement fosters equity, dignity, and sustainability in Portland’s Black and Brown communities, with a focus on women, immigrants, and people experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity.

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PAST EVENTS:

Tobacco : Saturday, March 9th 5 PM - 6:30 PM
Ancestral Healing Practices w/ Marsha Winters, Dey Rivers & BEAM students

Cotton : Saturday, March 16th 5 PM - 7 PM
Ancestral Healing Practices w/ Andrea Thompson
Artist Talks : Midnite Abioto (Curator), Latoya Lovely, Bridgette Hickey, Carolyn Anderson & Kyra Watkins

Sugar Cane : Friday, March 22nd 5 PM - 7 PM
Ancestral Healing Practices w/ Midnite Abioto
Artist Talks : Intisar Abioto, Alice Price, Nia Musiba, Ceriya Stewart & Amenta (Yawa) Abioto

Hemp :Saturday, March 23rd 5 PM - 7 PM
Ancestral Healing Practices w/ Ni Abioto
Artist Talks : Bobby Fouther, Kathy Pennington, Chris McMurry,
Aisha Abioto, Cole Reed & Sahara Defrees

It takes a village

The AfroVillage PDX Movement fosters equity, dignity, and sustainability in Portland’s Black and Brown communities, with a focus on women, immigrants, and people experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity.

RECAP: DOPE IS DEATH SCREENING + HEALING SESSIONS