Venneikia Williams

Each February, Media 2070 takes time to acknowledge and amplify our collective power. Simply put, Black narrative power is resistance, care, love, beauty and abundance.

For the past three years, the Media 2070 project has worked to create the media system that’s needed to realize Black liberation. Here’s a look back.

It’s been a full year since our essay first called for media reparations for the Black community. Here are the milestones achieved since we launched.

Our class at Colorado College explored how the media system has harmed communities of color — and examined how reparations are needed to build something better.

Black Future Newsstand, which debuted in Harlem, is a custom-built art installation that invites the public to imagine a future media that centers Blackness.

The event brought together people who care about media and racial justice — and examined a pathway to a future that’s free of anti-Blackness.