Spinning the World to Equality: A Movement Involving Music, Art, Fashion, Cycling, & Philanthropy

We’ve got an exciting announcement that we know our fam is going to LOVE. We’re teaming up with Right Track to bring you the most immersive live streams with the hopes of raising donations for Brown Art Ink & BTFA (Black Trans Femmes in the Arts). Live streams have been an incredible tool for Family Reunion to stay in the game, but they always left us feeling incomplete and wanting more… How do we stay unique? How do we party with a PURPOSE? These are elements that our streams were lacking but we craved. We’re confident that this upcoming project with Right Track will be proactive and influential turning point.

SDSU Senior and creator of Right Track, Felipe Souza, approached our team to collaborate on this stimulating project. There are 5 components to the Right Track Movement: DJs, Cycling, Fashion, Art, and Philanthropy. Cyclers will be riding between Santa Barbara and LA in an attempt to raise funds for the two BLM non-profits. On top of that, we will be hosting an immersive live stream in 3 unique locations along this route incorporating DJs, fashion runways, and art displays. This will all be taking place over the course of 1 week at the end of October! The goal is to feature artists of colors to fight racial discrimination within the arts.

If you are a creative looking to get involved with Right Track please contact us through Instagram: @familyreunionco or via Email: info@familyreunioncollective.com.

Be sure to also follow Right Track on Instagram: @righttrackca and DONATE HERE.

The battle for equality starts at home - Together, we can make a difference ♡

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About Brown Art Ink: “Ensures opportunities for artists of color to have sustainable art careers with livable wages, fair work conditions, and equitable partnerships with institutions. Invests in the arts at the local-level to support artists, communities, and local economies against displacement and exploitation.” Brown Art Ink has created paid opportunities to show work in museums, art spaces, and public programs at fair rates. 

About BTFA (Black Trans Femmes in the Arts): “Connects the community of Black trans women and non-binary femmes in the arts & to build power among ourselves. Envisions a future in which the arts and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) are used to uplift communities of color in every economic reality.” The program has served over 11,000 African-American high school students and generated over 300,000 downloads of critical college information and need aligned community resources.