The Cite Black Women movement started out of a necessity to create a space that acknowledges and celebrates the intellectual contributions Black women have made which often times goes unnoticed.

University of Texas at Austin’s African Students Organization held its annual showcase, Fest Africa, on Friday, Oct. 18. The event featured a variety of spoken word, dance and music from across the African continent.

The Black Muslims Alliance is dedicated to creating an inclusive space for Black Muslims, allies and other marginalized identities at the University of Texas at Austin.

“Jeffrey Gibson: This Is The Day” opened to the public on July 14, 2019 bringing a breath of fresh air and a splash of vivid color to the Blanton Museum of Art.

This year’s Gloria Anzaldúa Bruncheon focused on grassroots activism at the University of Texas at Austin and the future of student activism in light of the Trump Administration. 

The “I Heart Justice” Poster Show is an exhibit that showcases the work of 20 socially conscience Texas artists.

This year’s theme focuses on how queer identities navigate the current political climate.

Poco a Poco hosted Frida Friday, a marketplace for femmes of color to showcase and sell their artwork and clothing.

Venus, an online publication dedicated to showcasing the work and experiences of self-identified women and nonbinary folk, celebrated their launch this past weekend at The Spider House Cafe and Ballroom.

#SayHerName: Mesha Caldwell. Jamie Lee Wounded Arrow. Jojo Striker. Jaquarrius Holland. Keke Collier. Chyna Doll Dupree Gibson. Ciara McElveen.

Mark your calendars! This weekend marks Austin’s very own 13th annual Women & Fair Trade Festival at the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Austin.

The African-American Culture Committee brought out the best and brightest with this year’s “Culture Shock.”