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Marc Bamuthi Joseph
Jul. 17 — Jul. 17, 2010

Community Visit / 3rd EyE Festival
New Bedford, MA
Participants at a Community Sing at Aaron Davis Hall/Harlem Stages^46 Richie Harper leading a community sing at Aaron Davis Hall/Harlem Stages^46 Attendees of the NYC premiere screening of finding the 51st (dream) state at Harlem Stage. Photo by Vaughn David Browne.^46 Sekou Sundiata in the 51st (dream) state^46 Michaela Angela Davis and Carl Hancock Rux in conversation at the NYC premiere screening of finding the 51st (dream) state. Photo by Vaughn David Browne.^46 Discussion at a Community Sing at Aaron Davis Hall/Harlem Stages^46 Discussion at a Community Sing at Aaron Davis Hall/Harlem Stages^46

The America Project

The late poet, performer, educator and activist Sekou Sundiata (1948-2007) envisioned The America Project as a means to bring together creative process and public engagement in service to imagination, civic dialogue and critical citizenship. In his own words, Sundiata worked

"to create a We/Ours out of I/Me/Mine in moving towards gatherings of good conscience, honest critique, and common purpose; to create and model the possibilities of such a common space with the hope that it will be carried forward into other gatherings, in other settings. It is both an example and a promotion of a useful democratic practice."


The America Project Working Group remains dedicated to realizing and promoting this vision, which empowers people from many walks of life to explore the intricate and powerful connection between their citizenship and their creative voices.