Art Forces uses transnational public art and media—murals, exhibits, community events, film, audio/visual apps—to surface hidden histories and connect struggles against borders, precarity, migration, and incarceration toward decolonization. Working at the intersection of trauma, memory, and resistance, we use culture and long-term relationships to organize for liberation. 

NoMüNoMü is an intersectional arts collaborative working to challenge the perpetual systems of oppression within and beyond the art world. We work collaboratively with artists + grassroots organizations at the intersections of race, age, gender and orientation. We see collaboration in the arts as a means to challenge the status quo, specifically in informing movements of decolonization, resource sharing, and learning new ways of being within and through the field of art. 

I Witness Silwan is a cultural resistance project by US based Art Forces and Silwan-based Madaa Creative Center, amplifying the voices of Palestinians facing forced expulsion in the Silwan neighborhood of occupied Jerusalem. Through public art and international solidarity, we transform walls into witnesses, creating visible, lasting memorials to communities under threat. 78 Acts of Witness was inspired by the Palestinians in Silwan who have spent decades fighting to remain on their land and have found power in uplifting their struggle and their continued existence (Sumud) through public murals across the neighborhood that are visible across the city.