Logo for "Justice + Art Jam." The design features the words "JUSTICE + ART JAM" in a sans-serif font (Notable), set within a dark gray rectangle with rounded corners. The word "JUSTICE" is enclosed in a yellow rectangle at the top. The "T" in "JUSTICE" extends downward, forming part of the yellow rectangle and leading to a yellow cross at the center of the logo. Below "JUSTICE" are two smaller rectangles: one pink with the word "ART" and one soft red-orange with the word "JAM." The yellow, pink, and orange rectangles create a visually balanced arrangement inside the dark gray background, giving the logo a modern, cohesive, and structured appearance

When:
Saturday,
May 24, 2025,
1 pm – 4 pm

Where:
Los Angeles State Historic Park.

Near Chinatown, Lincoln Heights, metro, buses, + parking

Image of the LA State Historic Park in the foregrorund, in a gray monochrome, with a colorful gradient background for sky.

FREE event. Open-to-all! 

What is it? A timely festival uniting the community in a meaningful expression of resilience, solidarity, and transformation. 25+ artists, advocates and social justice organizations will connect, create, + showcase artworks, social services, and interactive experiences. The event will combine practical support such as an expungement clinic, discussions + workshops with creative expressions like storytelling, performance art, music, theatre, + visual art installations.

Who is it for? System-impacted individuals + their families, justice-focused artists, advocates, groups, organizations, + elected officials as both audience + participants in this community-driven event

Site: Open park space with fresh air, abundant nature, + social safety

FacilitiesOpen grassy areas, low hills, trees, dirt paths, a flat stone pathway, a cement circle stage, a bridge, a glass-sided building, bathrooms, fences, + stone picnic tables  

Why: As our communities across Los Angeles navigate significant policy shifts impacting the justice system, many understandably feel heightened uncertainties. These changes + an uncertain political future emphasize the importance of creating gathering spaces, where those most affected by the justice system can come together, share stories, tend to each other (mutual aid), + realize a compassionate city that amplifies critical voices + supports liberatory practices.  

Prevent! Restore! Reenter! Abolish!  

Prevent! Restore! Reenter! Abolish!  

Produced by LA Freewaves + Future IDs, co-curated by Anne Bray, Jeanette Degollado, Emiliano Lopez, + Gregory Sale.