Do you want to learn more about abolition?

Do you want to learn more about Black-led movements for collective care and healing?

Do you want to learn more about violence prevention, harm reduction, and restorative and transformative justice?

“Keepin It 100” is Creative Justice’s annual Black History Month community education and fundraising campaign. Together we learn and skill build for a future beyond prisons and police, a future grounded in collective care, wellness and healing; and all while raising at least $50k to further sustain our community-based and BIPOC youth-centered restorative and transformative justice work at Creative Justice.

Last year 28 teams came together to learn about Black-led abolitionist movements and raised $38,000 to sustain the work of Creative Justice!

This year our goal is to organize at least 50 teams to learn together while raising $1,000 each with a collective goal of $50,000.

What is a team?

A team is whomever you want to learn alongside. Your team might be you and a friend or group of friends, your book group, your basketball team or artist collective, or even your business! Your goal is to connect one-time weekly to talk through the "Keepin It 100" facts and curriculum and to plan/track your fundraising goal of $1,000.

Creative Justice will send out weekly curriculums for your team as well as fundraising updates.

On Saturday, February 24, 2024 all of our teams and the greater community will come together to celebrate through art, delicious food, and fun.

Together we can envision and build a world built collective care!

To join please complete the sign-up form linked HERE.

Follow us on instagram @CreativeJusticeNW for updates on "Keepin It 100."

About Creative Justice:
Youth—the people most impacted by the juvenile justice system—work in collaboration with artists, lawyers, mentors, and family members to create solutions. We believe that the system needs to be fixed, not our youth.

Since launching in 2015, Creative Justice participants have made real, lasting impact on their communities. They’ve participated in over 250 hours of intensive art programming, formed a Youth Leadership Board, and exhibited their work in multiple public settings. Your support of Creative Justice helps us buy art supplies, rent space, pay our artists and mentors, ease the financial burden on court-involved youth, and help us get one step closer to a world where youth are no longer incarcerated.

Keepin' it 100

Keep it 100 with Creative Justice this Black History Month

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Team Members