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With ILI Year 5 Fellows Lehuanani Ah Nee, James Pakootas, Nada Odeh, and Tonya Williams

Arts & Culture

Moving Toward a Vibrant Black Arts and Culture Ecosystem

ILI Year 5 Fellow DeMarcus Akeem Suggs shares his own experience modeling arts & culture ecosystems, his visionary leadership in Black arts, and how interculturality

ILI Year 5 Fellow Joeseph Arnoux at the B.B. King Museum in Indianola, MS

Arts & Culture

ILI Fellow Joeseph Arnoux Reflects

ILI Year 5 Fellow Joeseph Arnoux created a video story of his reflections on being in the Intercultural Leadership Institute year-long program.

ILI Year 5 Fellow Lehuanani Ah Nee begins her self-debriefing process while traveling home to Hawai'i from the Sipp Culture ILI Cultural Intensive in Jackson, MS

Arts & Culture

Lehuanani Ah Nee ILI Fellow Reflection

ILI Year 5 Fellow Lehuanani Ah Nee created a series of videos reflections after returning home to Keaukaha Hawaiʻi from the Sipp Culture ILI Cultural

ILI Year 5 Fellows and other FamILI at Smith Robertson Museum + Cultural Center, Jackson MS

Arts & Culture

It All Starts Here! Sipp Culture ILI Cultural Intensive #1 for Year 5

For the first in-person ILI intensive of ILI Year 5, the Fellows, ILI Partners and team gathered in Jackson, MS. Hosted by ILI Partner the

ILI Mississippi/Sipp

ILI Mississippi

Hosted by Alternate ROOTS The 2017-18 ILI fellows’ first intensive was held March 23-28, 2017 in Jackson, Mississippi, hosted by Carlton Turner, his family and

ILI Mississippi/Sipp

ILI Welcome to Mississippi

To change the nation, you must first change the South. To change the South, you must first change Mississippi. Welcome to Mississippi. The name Mississippi