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Graphic of Asian student activists linking arms at a protest. Text reads: Freedom to Stay, Move, Resist. 18MR solidarity statement against ICE.
A vibrant digital flyer with bold colors and pixel art promoting a digital security workshop. The top section reads “STAY SAFE!” followed by “DIGITAL SECURITY” in large blocky white text on a bright orange background. Below that, a purple box says, “FOR ACTIVISTS ON THE GO.” The event details are in a light purple box: “Thurs. 03.27.25, 2:30PM – 4:00PM PT. RSVP: bit.ly/securityonthego.” At the bottom, text reads: “Learn to protect your devices, data, and communications when traveling in your community or out of town.” The flyer includes pixelated images of stars, a plane, and background visuals of people and cityscapes in halftone patterns. In the corner is the logo for 18MR, the organization hosting the event.
Hot pink graphic with header text in black reads: Digital Security 101. Body text reads: bit.ly/DS_FEB Tues, Feb 25 2:30PM PT - 4:00 PM PT 5:30PM ET - 7:00PM ET. We keep us safe! Learn the basics of securing your devices, accounts, and communications while fighting for liberation. Photo in the center is by Molly Adams featuring protestors marching during the 2017 Los Angeles March for Immigrant Rights. Signs include slogans like “Full rights for all immigrants now!” and “Our dreams can’t wait.” Top right corner shows the 18MR logo.
ID: Purple/blue graphic with green. Illustration of people wearing masks and holding a sign that reads Liberate. Text reads Asian American Momentum Training. April 7 to 11, 2025. bit.ly/AAMomentum2025 (case sensitive)
Blue and teal textured graphic, white header text: Liberation Beyond Elections Subtext: drawing on our Asian American lineage of radical solidarity and resistance…
Graphic with purple texture background. Black text box green header text: TAAF Dropped Greenblat but not the ADL Below text box: Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), is transitioning out of the Board of Directors of The Asian American Foundation (TAAF). Palestinian flags as kites placed around the graphic.
Photo montage of floral print, red envelopes with cats on them, a table full of dim sum steamers, and a cut out image of Brenda Chi with fading teal hair, red lipstick, and a yellow dress. Main text reads: Did You Eat Yet? There is a cat peeking out of the D in Did. Subtext reads: With 18MR’s Communications Designer, Brenda Chi! She/Her.