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Hey People,

Become a WRAP Monthly Sustainer in October and Get a Peace Calendar!

Hey everybody, WRAP and San Francisco Print Collective's Art Hazelwood and Michelle Williams Mural, Housekeys not Handcuffs, is in the 2019 Syracuse Cultural Workers Calendar entitled Uprising!!

The calendar celebrates political artwork from many struggles. WRAP is proud to be featured along with art that highlights the power of youth, Palestinian rights, women, reparations, Indigenous rights, Stonewall and much more.

About Syracuse Cultural Workers (SCW): Founded in 1982, SCW is a progressive publisher committed to peace, sustainability, social justice, feminism and multiculturalism.

Like WRAP, SCW believes art is a critical complement to activism, lending soul to a function which is often brain heavy and spirit thin. No matter how brilliant our attempts to inform, it is our ability to inspire that will turn the tides. And organizing-based art is fun and powerful!

"When we look for hope, we turn to works of socially responsible artists which address the richness, the sacredness and the crisis of the contemporary human family. We are inspired by work that relates matter to spirit, that transforms a chunk of honest reality into profound possibility by a change of tone or throw of light. Art created with a sense of integrity has a redemptive power, a healing power which helps us transcend the tragic particularities of our culture. We are responsible for creating a culture in our own image. Our work is not simply to expose the evils, display our disrespect for greed and violence, refuse to cooperate with a consumerist culture. We need to build a culture of change. We need political art that is visionary, visionary art that is political." (from SCW website.)

You can preview the calendar here and you can get one mailed to you by becoming a monthly donor for WRAP today. Your donation will help sustain our work that fights the privatization of public space that leads to the criminalization of people who are homeless and poor.

Thank you Syracuse Cultural Workers and thank you WRAP volunteers, donors and sustainers!