
Roadwork: Building Multi-racial Coalitions Through Women’s Culture
Roadwork is a multiracial feminist, lesbian and progressive cultural political organization that in i Drawing inspiration from the foundation built during the civil rights and labor movements Roadwork Inc. emerged in 1978 as a national and international multi-racial, cross-cultural women’s arts organization. Over the next fifteen years, Roadwork was at the forefront of coalition efforts based on artistic collaboration among diverse communities.
Roadwork has initiated a digital archive project. The purpose of this archive is to gather together personal recollections and artifacts from artists, organizers, and audiences who participated in the Roadwork experience during the 1970s and 1980s. Roadwork launched the Oral History and Documentary Project, a multi-year and multimedia project to preserve Roadwork history. Please see under "Programs" for more information.
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