THE LOVING QUILT 2010:
A People's Living History of Marriage Equality and Family Justice Movements
Curated by Maya Scott-Chung
The Lovinh Quilt exhibit has toured extensively and is now part of an ongoing exhibit called THE LOVING QUILT 2010: A People's Living History and Herstory - of Marriage Equality & Family Justice Movements The exhibit is a Project of Marriage Equality USA in collaboration with numerous creative individuals & community, state and national organizations. Maya Scott-Chung, MPH is the Creative Director and Curator of THE LOVING QUILT 2010 which was created during 2006-2010 as part of Maya's Masters in Public Health/ Community Health Education Thesis at San Francisco State University. For exhibit booking and further information contact Maya: quilt@marriageequality.org (510) 381-0876
THE LOVING QUILT History and Fundraising Page: 
LOVING QUILT On-Site SOLIDARITY QUILT creation: "DO I LOOK ILLEGAL?"
We are creating a LOVING Quilt panel and digital quilt from these images in solidarity with all people in Arizona and everywhere who are experiencing racial profiling, racist and anti-immigrant harassment and criminalization that keeps us from having our families protected, respected, reflected and connected.
We will create a Digital LOVING Quilt at website: http://www.marriageequality.org/index.php?page=quilt.
Here are samples of photos taken at Oakland City Hall on April 30, 2010:
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ABOUT THE LOVING QUILT: A People's Living History of Marriage Equality and Family Justice Movements quilt@marriageequality.org
"... there is a deeper area, a wellspring which is resourceful, regenerative, and useful ... that place at the root of mind, below habits of thinking. It's at that level that we know as much as we can ever know about anything. That is the level at which we truly love, at which we truly exist ... and it's at that level that we experience human solidarity." ~ Sekou Sundiata (1948-2007)
These stories will be gathered in collaboration with THE LOVING QUILT 2010: A People?s Living History of Marriage Equality & Family Justice Movements
These stories were initially created as part of the Marriage Equality Movement Family Story Quilt which premiered at San Francisco City Hall on National Freedom to Marry Day in February 2007, honoring the historic Winter of Love and the 40th anniversary of the 1967 U.S. Supreme Court Loving vs. Virginia decision. These family stories- created in 2007- now have many updates, babies have been born, many couples have gotten legally married in California in 2008, some have divorced, some have won historic union battles and so much more..stay tuned for 2010 updates!
Click on the images below to be taken to individual quilt pages.
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