From 1918 to 1924, photographs of people and their surroundings were made at State Hospital, Goldsboro, North Carolina’s African American asylum. The Hungry River Collective is a community of care exploring how to care for the people in the pictures. Our work is to raise awareness and advocate for loving outcomes; our hope is that a lasting, loving family and community circle come together around them. Learn more.

DBig Red Dance Project (BRDP) is a collective of adults who expand the notions of who can dance in our current society.

Grounded in the classical modern dance traditions of founder and artistic director Gerri Houlihan, BRDP challenges the stereotypes that modern dancers must be young, thin, and competitive. With dancers ranging in age from 34 to 78, the group includes performers who are new to dance, a former box office manager for the American Dance Festival, a visual artist and several current and retired dance educators.