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The Level Up Project: The RE Collective

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The RE Collective's Silent Auction: Legacy of Liberation


Ballerina Girls item
Ballerina Girls
$50

Starting bid

The ballerina girls represent the beginning of this journey as sisters, Drs. Kenya & Kenya had a vision for deepening anti-racist work through research, leadership, and advocacy.

Ethiopian Woman - Purple item
Ethiopian Woman - Purple
$75

Starting bid

Each Ethiopian Woman piece represents the collective liberation in which we all seek. Each piece contain materials from the economic justice centered program known as Project Hope (Uganda) These women make and sell artesian jewelry.

Ethiopian Woman  - Yellow item
Ethiopian Woman - Yellow
$75

Starting bid

Each Ethiopian Woman piece represents the collective liberation in which we all seek. Each piece contain materials from the economic justice centered program known as Project Hope (Uganda) These women make and sell artesian jewelry.

Ethiopian Woman  - Gold item
Ethiopian Woman - Gold
$75

Starting bid

Each Ethiopian Woman piece represents the collective liberation in which we all seek. Each piece contain materials from the economic justice centered program known as Project Hope (Uganda) These women make and sell artesian jewelry.

Queen Amina of Zazzau item
Queen Amina of Zazzau
$125

Starting bid

This Nigerian Queen ruled for thirty-three years and was considered a masterful warrior who also refused to marry because she wanted to devote her life to fighting for liberation. The artist and founding board member, Mira Johnson's lineage include Nigerian roots and this lineage was the inspiration for this creation.

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