“On July 4, 2019, Asanni Armon threw a party to raise money for two friends who needed help paying rent. When it worked, Armon decided to use the model to help even more people. Their collective, For the Gworls, was born.”

"The Black America Summit is a free live, virtual series that unites leaders, elected officials, and organizers with Black Communities and allies."

“..I sat down with Asanni Armon, a Brooklyn-based rapper, community organizer and founder of For The Gworls Party to discuss this historic moment in American history, and to celebrate the major contributions of Black trans and nonbinary young people to our generation's freedom struggle.”

“As the museum’s digital presence has grown, so has Spruce’s team. Ravon Ruffin and Jessica Johnson both joined in the past two years as social engagement producers. Ruffin’s career is rooted in anthropology and a museum background, including co-founding the Brown Girls Museum Blog.”

"Produced by You Had Me at Black and The Woodshaw, this series centers the stories of Black birthing parents and their experiences in the American healthcare system. Conveying those experiences, “NATAL” doesn’t ground these first-person accounts solely in tragedy. But through acknowledging the uphill battle that surrounds many of these pregnancy stories, it’s also a reflection of the underlying conditions that have been exacerbated by the current crisis."