May 19th, 2008 - Project54Tour Presents BOSS Eclectic Resistance

The Project54Tour Youth filmed the Black Organization of Soul Sisters' (BOSS) "Eclectic Resistance" event to illustrate urban art through spoken word, hip-hop, and media arts as tools for social justice and social change.

Thank you Glenda Smiley for allowing Project54Tour to be apart of the Columbia University student experience.

May 5th, 2008 - Project54Tour Launches Disparities: People & Places Project

Today, we "officially" introduced a revolutionary program designed by and for young people, utilizing new media as a vehicle to empower youth and create social change.

It's a collaborative project with our alliance organizations. Together, our programs are geared toward dismantling systemic inequities in low income communities of color-locally and globally. See link: 1L1W.tv/Disparities

May 2nd, 2008 - Home Visits Photographic Collection By Project54Tour

"Home Visits", a photographic collection by Project54Tour Youth, documents Dr. Mehret's personal home visits with community activists and youth to unmask the truths of disparities in New York City's most economically depressed communities.