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8 Key Takeaways from the Kerry James Marshall Exhibition
This past Saturday, we attended a private, curator-led tour of the Kerry James Marshall exhibition. More than simply a walkthrough of the artworks, we experienced the work through a curatorial lens. His work insists upon the expanse of Black life within the canon of art history, particularly in spaces that have historically excluded them. Moving through the exhibition collectively, we were able to slow down and ask questions. This allowed for contextual grounding. As a result
ourppls art
1 day ago7 min read


Walking The Artist’s Way Together
We’re bringing back ourppls’ 12-week Artist’s Way Program - a free, community-based journey through Julia Cameron’s The Artist’s Way. This program is guided process of creative recovery of rebuilding trust with your inner artist, softening perfectionism, and learning to listen again.
Gloria Tergat
Jan 142 min read


In Conversation with Paradise Produce
Paradise Produce is a youth-led agricultural initiative based in Trinidad and Tobago, founded by Jabari Clarke with a clear mission: to grow fresh, sustainable food while reshaping what modern Caribbean agriculture can look like. Rooted in innovation, environmental care, and community impact, Paradise Produce blends technology-driven farming methods with a deep commitment to food security and education. Through hydroponic systems, sustainable growing practices, and youth enga
nayana52
Jan 123 min read


Returning With Purpose: Continuing Our Commitment to Girl-Centred Care in Nigeria
At the heart of this project is a simple but radical belief: that girls deserve to understand their bodies without shame, access care without barriers, and grow up knowing their dignity is non-negotiable. I
Gloria Tergat
Jan 112 min read


January Opportunity Board
Progress doesn’t always look loud or linear. Sometimes it looks like curiosity, so take a look at what opportunities could help you get your year started.
Gloria Tergat
Jan 12 min read


Exploring Jamaica's Liberty Hall and how places hold stories of heritage
In Kingston, Jamaica rests the profound Liberty Hall. Traditionally, a centre that hosted activities for the Jamaica division of Marcus Garvey’s UNIA. Jamaican national hero Marcus Garvey believed in the unification of the African diaspora to better each other's lives on a personal and global level - the concept of Pan-Africanism. While a home for Marcus Garvey’s organisation UNIA, Liberty Hall doubled as a home to plays, concerts, dances, elocution pieces, and children choi
kesensa
Dec 30, 20252 min read


A helpful gift guide for the truly last minute creative
So, Christmas is around the corner, and although it is the same date every year, we remark how quickly it has come around. In these final few days, you, much like the rest of the ourppls team, may find yourself engaged in last-minute gift purchasing. This guide presents a curated selection of gift ideas intended for your creative friends, family and loved ones. Each has been hand-picked with the consideration of what can be secured within a limited time frame. Even as we su
ourppls art
Dec 22, 20254 min read
Out with the old, in with the new : a short guide to preparing for 2026
The end of the year always used to make me anxious. I never felt like I completed enough or harshly critiqued how I chose to spend my time over the last 12 months. Recently (meaning as of last year), I have a less harsh outlook on the year ending. I see rather as a chance to transition instead of a harsh critique of my accomplishments. There is no deadline to complete every single thing on earth in 12 months. That deadline is self-manufactured and only endorsed by our time an
kesensa
Dec 21, 20253 min read
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