Cara Page is currently curating a multi-media project on the Medical Industrial Complex, called the SEE Project (Shedding Eugenics & Experimentation) to give testimony and intervene on the trauma of surveillance, policing and violence. She is a current recipient of the Barnard Center for Research on Women (BCRW) Activist-in-Residence Fellowship. As a Black Feminist Queer organizer, cultural and memory worker who comes from a long line of organizers and cultural workers from the Southeast to the Northeast in the US. She has organized for over 30 years in LGBTQI liberation, racial, economic, reproductive & healing justice to intervene on state/interpersonal/communal violence and generational trauma. She is the former ED of the Audre Lorde Project, and co-founding member and former Co-Coordinator of the Kindred Southern Healing Justice Collective. She is honored to share legacy and lineage of community led wellness & safety strategies to build towards our futures.
Cara Page is currently curating a multi-media project on the Medical Industrial Complex, called the SEE Project (Shedding Eugenics & Experimentation) to give testimony and intervene on the trauma of surveillance, policing and violence. She is a current recipient of the Barnard Center...
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