ordinator Alliyah Allen and Cura-
tor of Engagement fayemi shakur
(former executive director at City
Without Walls). In addition, Laura
Troiano, senior administrator at the
Price Institute, is directing strategy
and operations, and Mark Kraso-
vic, associate director at the Price
Institute and associate professor
of history, is the public history re-
search partner. Nick Kline, director
of Shine Portrait Studio and associ-
ate professor of photography and
Anthony Alvarez, studio supervisor
of Shine Portrait Studio, are also
collaborating with New Arts on
Shabazz’s Veterans Peace Project.
A Call To Peace has been made
possible by the generous sup-
port of the School of Arts and Sci-
ences and the Chancellor’s Office
at Rutgers University-Newark, the
2019 Cultural Programming Grant
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from Rutgers School of Arts and
Sciences-Newark, and the 2018
and 2019 Third Space Grants from
Express Newark.
Special thanks to project partners
Mayor Ras Baraka and the City of
Newark; Clement A. Price Institute
on Ethnicity, Culture, and the Mod-
ern Experience; Rutgers Univer-
sity-Newark Departments of Afri-
can-American and African Studies
and Creative Writing Program; Ex-
press Newark; John Cotton Dana
Library; Military Park Partnership;
Monument Lab; Newark Arts Fes-
tival; the Newark Museum; Project
for Empty Space; and SHINE Por-
trait Studio.
For more information, visit
www.newartsjustice.org, which
will be regularly updated through
the launch of the exhibition.
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