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De school waar onze dromen werkelijkheid worden. Promotiefilm voor de Martin Luther Kingschool. Postbus 34 3738 ZL Maartensdijk. Centrum voor jeugd en gezin. Voor het eerst naar school.
Our newsroom has saved footage that was captured by Channel 13. Staffers during the crisis of 1968. The archive includes coverage of the strike, press conferences, marches, and moments of shocking violence spilling out onto the streets of Memphis. On the eve of the national holiday designated to his honor, we are pleased to make this available for all to see.
Housing justice actions in the Portland area. Now is the Time, the Time is Now. The mural was created with a second companion mural on the south side of the building designed by Shamsud-Din and painted by the artists Paul Odighizuwa, Charlotte Lewis, and Kathy Pennington. Regrettably this second mural was destroyed in fall, 2009 due to necessary construction on the building.