OutLoud

Giving Tuesday is TODAY! . . If you have the abili

Giving Tuesday is TODAY!
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If you have the ability to make a year-end gift, we hope you’ll consider supporting OutLoud! Your gift will provide youth from across the city with artistic mentorship, access to creative resources and a thriving community of support where young people grow together and exercise their changemaking power.
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Click the donate button in our bio or head to WeAreOutLoud.org/Donate to participate in this global generosity movement and make your tax-deductible gift!

OutLoud Advisory Board members and our Co-Founder

OutLoud Advisory Board members and our Co-Founder serving some fabulousness at our latest interactive installation at @thejouledallas 💫
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Check out the incredibly instagram-able CHEER exhibition produced by Gossypion Investments for your holiday photos! Proceeds support local artists and OutLoud’s programs! Head to @gossy_culture to learn more and purchase tickets!

Make Art. Mail Postcards. . . Sign up to be part o

Make Art. Mail Postcards.
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Sign up to be part of OutLoud’s holiday postcard exchange for a safe way to connect over winter break! You’ll make art on postcards, mail them out to other young people across the city, and receive some in return!
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OutLoud will provide all supplies necessary! Click the link in bio to learn more and sign up!
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Must be between the ages of 14-20 to participate.

Some songs remind you of the sun. • Some songs r

Some songs remind you of the sun.
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Some songs remind you of the rain.
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Music almost possesses the power of time travel, transporting you back to simpler times,
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More solemn times,
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Sweeter times - memories singed by summer heat.
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What songs mean the most to you, and what memories are they attached to?
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✨ Excerpts from the Great Sketchbook Exchange project ✨

My name is Aynius, and I’m voting for a leader w

My name is Aynius, and I’m voting for a leader who will listen.
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My name is Kendall, and I’m voting for my ancestors who couldn’t.
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My name is Elena and I’m voting for an America that doesn’t dictate what a woman can and cannot do with her body.
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My name is Nia, and I’m voting for a sustainable future.
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My name is Madison. I am NOT invisible.
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Today, young women across the nation are raising their voices and voting for the kind of world they want to live in. The Centennial Project celebrates the 100th anniversary of women’s right to vote by amplifying the voices of young women who are taking a stand and voting for the first time this election. Their voices and votes matter, and so does yours. Today, join them in shaping our collective future. Vote.

“I prayed for a storm. • • My name is Kendal

“I prayed for a storm.
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My name is Kendall, and I’m voting for my ancestors who couldn’t.”
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There’s still time to see Kendall’s powerful piece and the rest of the Centennial Project at the lagoon @fairparktx ! Head over between 7am - 10pm through Election Day.