Haifa Subay is a Yemeni street artist putting her own life on the line to inspire a culture of peace in her city. Her artwork instigates fellow citizens to immerse themselves in the meaning of social change for peace.
New York, NY, USA
New York, NY, USA
Munich, Germany
A small city in Northern Spain has helped citizens to overcome their reluctance to talk about dying and heal a disconnected society from the end of life. Can death revitalize the city?
Logroño, Spain
Last week artworks from over eighty artists worldwide were distributed randomly to people on the streets of New York. It was the culmination of an unconventional public art project to create social engagement and change.
New York, NY, USA
Freetown, Sierra Leone
‘Basketball builds self-esteem to bring down limitations placed upon adolescent girls and young women'.
New York City, US
‘We did an experiment and 90% of the people were open to talk. All of a sudden the subway became so social’.
New York City, US
'We concluded that when people cut down trees it affects the water quality and quantity in Freetown'.
Freetown, Sierra Leone
‘Cities are incredible but they can also be intense. Sometimes we all need a place to slow down'.
London, UK
'Through my art I am trying to transmit a positive message to other women to wage the war with non-violent alternatives'.
Aden, Yemen
‘We want to restart live music shows to bring jazz back to people, save the music and New York'.
New York City, US
‘Every new girl who come to our ride and jump on a bike is a further step towards reducing urban gender inequality'.
Cairo, Egypt
'I want to see people of colour in the leadership of white led organizations, urban planning, you name it'.
Chicago, US
