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Envisioning Justice RE:ACTION takes a creative look at mass incarceration | Community Voices

Envisioning Justice RE:ACTION
Photo courtesy of Illinois Humanities
The Illinois Humanities is promoting a new, digital exhibit called "RE:ACTION"

Envisioning Justice RE:ACTION is a new, digital exhibition and activation kit by Illinois Humanities. The exhibit features new multidisciplinary works created by Illinois artists, humanists and collectives which address mass incarceration. Bea Bonner talks to Envisioning Justice Fellow Meredith Nnoka and artist Antonio Burton aka Toni Picasso about the program and their contributions.

Originally aired April 13, 2022.

Beatrice is the Community Voices Editor for NPR Illinois. Reach Bea at communityvoices@nprillinois.org.
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