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Join the Yaya por Vida Art Collective for a powerful week of community, healing, and art as a form of resistance! We’re proud to announce a series of Overdose Awareness events, culminating in our 5th annual Art as Healing Art Gallery Pop-Up, “Resistencia,” on Saturday, August 30th. This week is a testament to our mission to honor lives, promote recovery, and empower our community.

Overdose Awareness Week: A Journey of Healing (August 27-30)

August 27th: Community Overdose Awareness Vigil & Circle of Healing: We begin our week with a night of remembrance and healing, focused on repairing ties within Black and Brown communities and honoring lives lost. [FREE ADMISSION]

August 28th: Overdose Awareness Literary Talk & Banned Book Club Launch: In collaboration with the McKenzie Project and Color N Raw, we’ll explore restorative justice through literature and launch our new Banned Book Club in Miami and Sunrise. [ADMISSION: New or used books]

August 29th: Youth Overdose Awareness & Healing Circle: Partnering with McKenzie Project, Joy, and Liberation Center, we’ll honor the lives lost to youth overdose and come together in solidarity. [ADMISSION: Canned food donation]

The Week Culminates with “Resistencia”

August 30th: “Resistencia” - 5th Annual Art Gallery Pop-Up: Our week concludes with a vibrant exhibition celebrating art as healing and community strength ( starting at just $1.00 a person)

🚨On April 19th, Miami joins the nation to take the street—and the table.

We’re rallying for justice and connecting with organizations doing the work.

It’s not just about showing up. It’s about showing out—and reclaiming our freedom!

¡Trae tu cartel, tu voz y tu coraje!

Este 19 de abril en el Torch of Friendship, protestamos contra la injusticia y nos unimos como comunidad.

Habrá mesas con recursos, info política, y maneras de involucrarte más allá del megáfono.

10AM–1PM | Torch of Friendship
Rally. Connect. Build. Repeat.

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🚨 Despite relentless government sabotage, the state’s promotion of disinformation, and, anti-democratic attacks, Amendment 4 still received 57% of the vote. The people have spoken and have sent a clear mandate to the legislature: repeal Florida’s extreme ban.