San Ramon Social Justice Collective

We are delighted to share the Breathing Free Together banners are currently on display at Monte Vista High School. Our gratitude to the leadership, educators, staff, admin and student community at MVHS for hosting this community mobile exhibit and raising conversations on equity, inclusion, justice and diversity. We also love the meaningful and thoughtful prompts developed by MVHS staff to accompany the banners and that are placed as QR codes alongside, to facilitate reflection and dialogue.

Thank you Councilmember Sabina Zafar for your support and encouragement and for attending the Artist Reception yesterday. Gratitude also to Councilmember Sridhar Verose for his support and presence. We appreciate all you do for our community to be stronger.

Our hearts are full and spirits revived as we head back from the artist reception held at the City Center today in San Ramon, to inaugurate and celebrate the Breathing Free Together community art banners.

Our gratitude to all who came today and to all who have supported this dream all along the way.

Together we stand - in justice, harmony and peace.

Please read, share and come by to view the art !

San Ramon Social Justice Collective Breathing Free Together Community Art Banner Project The San Ramon Social Justice Collective’s moving ‘Breathing Free Together’ Community Art Project is on display in Alexander Square.

We are thrilled to announce the “Breathing Free Together” banners will be on exhibit at The City Center in San Ramon, starting August 2. We invite everyone to come by and enjoy these beautiful artworks from local San Ramon Valley artists of all ages and backgrounds!

Our gratitude to City Center management and staff for supporting this labor of love and to all the artists who answered our Call for Art. Gratitude also to all our donors, stakeholders, contributors. To our Art Coordinator Pallavi Sharma. And above all, to those, past and present, on whose shoulders we stand.

July is Disability Pride month 🙂

Disability Pride month is held annually 📅 and celebrated worldwide 🌎



Image Credit : Born This Way

[ Image Description : graphic image with the title - What is Disability Pride Month?

• Disability pride month is an annual and worldwide observance holiday during the month of July.

• It is used to promote awareness of disability as an identity, a community; a culture, & the positive pride felt by disabled people.

• It directly challenges systemic ableism & discrimination disabled people face.

• Boston held the first disability pride in 1990. The first parade was held in Chicago in 2004.

• Disability Pride parades are held worldwide from LA, NYC to Brighton, UK. ]

10hrs to go, 11 performers and teams, 90mins of song, dance, story and fun!!

Ticket donations only $10. All proceeds will be used to support the artists presenting today.

"One World" Namaha Foundation for the Arts' "Kaleidoscope San Ramon" initiative returns in 2021 with a Summer performance titled "One World"! A multi ethnic performance presenting the story of our Universe and the birth of Mother Earth through a common narrative, while weaving stories handed down by ancestors o...

This Sunday! A great way to enjoy our diverse cultures...

Sneak peak - "ONE WORLD" Amazing performing groups, storytelling, poetry, dance & music!Namaha Foundation for the Arts (www.namahaarts.org) "Kaleidoscope San Ramon" initiative brings...

Tri-Valley for Black Lives, Diablo Black Men's Group, and Dublin Diversity Inclusion Alliance is hosting an outdoor community festival at St. Charles Borromeo in Livermore Saturday, June 19th from 10:30am - 12:30pm to celebrate & support Black business!

If you’re a Black creator/business owner interested in vending or an org interested in tabling, DM US!