AjA Project

Mobilizing individuals & communities across generations through arts, education & advocacy to cultivate agency and disrupt systems of displacement.

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JOIN US for an exciting summer workshop as part of The AJA Project’s Inter_regeneration program led by our Inter_regeneration fellow @maymuna.adow and in partnership with @panasandiego @panayouthcongress @ssa.sdsu @houseofsomalia.sd @somaliyout
The AJA Project board met for a strategic planning retreat!! We did a lot of thinking, digging, analyzing, and imagining what is our North Star is for the coming years! In the near future, we will be updating our mission statement, and sharing with y
WE ARE LOOKING FOR GRAPHIC DESIGN INTERNS! 🧑‍🎨 Ever wanted to be a part of The AjA Project’s team? To be a part of San Diego’s most lively and diverse neighborhood? We are looking for Graphic Design interns to help us create social
Powershift! Arts and Advocacy from City Heights @mcasandiego in partnership with @midcitycan. tand @panasandiego hursday was an event with lots of energy, joy and inspiration - yes one can literally feel the power shift happening down in City Heights
Memoria Terra is the large art installation from 2024. Now we are expanding the same concept to the neighboring park Officer Jeremy Henwood Memorial Park as a part of “Ground+UP” project in collaboration with @midcitycan . Back Alley Poet
BACK ALLEY POETRY CLUB — The third season of our Back Alley Poetry Club program has just finished wrapping up in March! Fellows have worked to create poems that reflect the experiences of first and second generation immigrants and refugees wi
DATA BREACH — The room was full. The work is still up. Thank you to everyone who joined us on opening night — a room full of conversation, connection, and people ready to look closer at the surveillance systems that look at us. The exhibi
We are shaken by the tragedy at the Islamic Center of San Diego. Our prayer goes to all the families, friends and communities affected. Since 2000, we have been working with refugee and immigrant communities, many of whom are Muslims. Our work has a

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