Since 2016, Flower Power was created to unite, honor and remember those whose lives have been impacted by the prison industry in all its forms: prison, ICE, juvenile detention, foster care and other manifestations of punishment. Every year Flower Power holds a space for healing. We aim to bring awareness to the devastating effects of mass incarceration and injustice that continues to affect our communities. Flower Power is a peaceful protest • It is a shedding of light to the way living, loving beings have been impacted by repressive policing and imprisonment.
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Oyate Hotanin (Voice of the People) is a non-profit 501c3 Indigenous Arts and Social Justice organization dedicated to supporting and presenting a variety of Native voices and perspectives in a world out of balance.
IN Equality is a branch of Oyate Hotanin, a movement of survivors of the criminal justice system: victims, defendants, convicted, wrongfully convicted, incarcerated, formerly incarcerated, condemned, recovering professionals, family and friends. IN Equality serves to organize, advocate and promote public art to oppose the harmful and costly expansion of the prison industrial complex.
