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Liberation Ink
a series of political posters created by youth for youth through Free Zone 2002, a collaboration of GSA Network, LYRIC, and Mission Grafica.
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| Liberation Ink, a series of 7
posters created by youth to make change in schools, is now
available! (Free Posters are available to
registered CA GSAs.) The posters
are designed to build a presence of youth voices for justice,
peace, and youth empowerment and against hatred, harassment,
and discrimination of all kinds. We want these posters all
over the hallways and classrooms of schools throughout California.
We want to change the messages people get in schools. We want
to build a presence of youth voices for justice, peace, and
youth empowerment and against hatred, harassment, and discrimination
of all kinds. This summer in Free Zone, GSA Network and LYRIC
worked with Mission Grafica at the Mission Cultural Center
for Latino Arts in San Francisco to create this series of
posters entitled Liberation Ink. Please order your
free posters and start a visual campaign for justice at your
school! |
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This guide includes ideas for using the posters at your school and discussion/journal questions to spark dialogue.
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We are only sending posters to registered GSAs. So, remember to re-register your GSA each year!
To learn more about political posters, check out these links.
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Click here to read about the artists and organizations involved in Liberation Ink.
Liberation Ink was a collaborative project of GSA Network, LYRIC, Tumi's Copies and Design, and Mission Grafica at the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts in San Francisco. It is supported by the Youth Initiatives Program of the Open Society Institute, the San Francisco Arts Commission, and the Walter and Elise Haas Fund.
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