Free | Open to the public

In partnership with Resilient Sisterhood Project and Neighborhood Birth Center

Join us on June 19th for a powerful panel discussion between Resilient Sisterhood Project and Neighborhood Birth Center on the transformative role of art in racial and social justice movements. This event coincides with the national Juneteenth celebration.

Hosted by Arts Collaborative Medford, this event will take place alongside the exhibition, "Call and Response: A Narrative of Reverence to Our Foremothers in Gynecology" organized by Resilient Sisterhood Project. Explore how creative expression can elevate awareness, inspire action, and support the fight for equitable reproductive health and maternal healthcare. Don't miss this engaging conversation at the intersection of art and activism!

Following the opening,"Call and Response: A Narrative of Reverence to Our Foremothers in Gynecology" will stay on view at Arts Collaborative Medford through June 30th.

PANELISTS

 Jules Arthur, Artist

Dr. Yvonne Gomez, OB-GYN, professor, artist

Lilly Marcelin, Founder & Executive Director of Resilient Sisterhood Project

Dr. Jo-Anna Rorie, Midwife

MODERATOR

Regina Parkinson, Executive Director of Arts Collaborative Medford