Ann Fischer, Activst Artist

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ANN FISCHER
ACTIVIST ARTIST

Art inspiring art.

Us vs. Them
19 x 25 in
Felt, cavas, vinyl

I’m excited to share my artwork, “Us vs. Them,” inspired by “Ponder,” a poem by my friend Mark Haim, has been accepted into the “OH MY WORD” Art Show at Public Defender.
It is an honor to collaborate with someone whose life and work reflect a profound dedication to creating a more just, compassionate, and peaceful world.

In “Ponder”, Haim challenges the glorification of war while exposing society’s indifference to the suffering caused by violence. His words expose the illusion of division that allows violence to be justified, human lives to be reduced to statistics, and injustice to become something we learn to accept. Ultimately, Haim demands more than awareness—he calls for moral courage: the willingness to speak out, confront injustice, and refuse to remain passive while others suffer.

OH MY WORD is Public Defender’s curated exhibition exploring the varied roles language plays in art, featuring works engaged with text, language, voice, semiotics, signs, symbols, and words.
The exhibition will be on view in the Front Room at Public Defender from September 10 through October 18.

#activistart #activistartist #peace #annfischerart

Art inspiring art.

Us vs. Them
19 x 25 in
Felt, cavas, vinyl

I’m excited to share my artwork, “Us vs. Them,” inspired by “Ponder,” a poem by my friend Mark Haim, has been accepted into the “OH MY WORD” Art Show at Public Defender.
It is an honor to collaborate with someone whose life and work reflect a profound dedication to creating a more just, compassionate, and peaceful world.

In “Ponder”, Haim challenges the glorification of war while exposing society’s indifference to the suffering caused by violence. His words expose the illusion of division that allows violence to be justified, human lives to be reduced to statistics, and injustice to become something we learn to accept. Ultimately, Haim demands more than awareness—he calls for moral courage: the willingness to speak out, confront injustice, and refuse to remain passive while others suffer.

OH MY WORD is Public Defender’s curated exhibition exploring the varied roles language plays in art, featuring works engaged with text, language, voice, semiotics, signs, symbols, and words.
The exhibition will be on view in the Front Room at Public Defender from September 10 through October 18.

#activistart #activistartist #peace #annfischerart

Artisans in the Loop Gallery
Above the Horizon Exhibition
Curator: Elizabeth Ceridwen and @duckduckstudios
August 7- September 27, 2026

Bipolar Eyes, 2026
Digital Collage
8” x 10”

Slide 3: @artsydan_
Slide 4: @michelle_ross_creative
Slide 6: @artworkbyjamieg
Slide 7: @one_mans_trash_stlouis
Slide 8: @amelacikotaart
Slide 9: @superkeenalex
Slide 10: @jblanks_art
Slide 11: @kimberlynrenee

#stlmade #stlartist #maternalmentalhealth #artisansintheloop

Artisans in the Loop Gallery
Above the Horizon Exhibition
Curator: Elizabeth Ceridwen and @duckduckstudios
August 7- September 27, 2026

Bipolar Eyes, 2026
Digital Collage
8” x 10”

Slide 3: @artsydan_
Slide 4: @michelle_ross_creative
Slide 6: @artworkbyjamieg
Slide 7: @one_mans_trash_stlouis
Slide 8: @amelacikotaart
Slide 9: @superkeenalex
Slide 10: @jblanks_art
Slide 11: @kimberlynrenee

#stlmade #stlartist #maternalmentalhealth #artisansintheloop

Before, 2026
Digital collage

#yourenotalone #maternalmentalhealth #ppd #namistl

Before, 2026
Digital collage

#yourenotalone #maternalmentalhealth #ppd #namistl

FloydFest
Check, Virginia
July 2026

The Power of Art <3

Sunny was four when I developed postpartum depression.

Up until that point, our days together were spent with slow mornings, walks to the park, and neighborhood bike rides. We explored St. Louis and went on picnics. We made art, face-painted each other for fun, baked cookies, and jumped in puddles in the rain. We listened to music loudly and had regular dance parties. It was a privilege to take care of him. I was in awe of watching him be.

Depression settled into our lives, quietly and quickly. The mom he knew was ripped away.
The guilt of not being able to show up for him the way I always had was all-consuming. I grieved the life we had before. I grieved the mother I had been.

During this time, I relied heavily on music and discovered Andy Frasco & the U.N. Frasco speaks openly about depression and anxiety, helping to destigmatize these experiences while offering an underlying message of hope, resilience, self-love, and human connection. Through their lyrics, I felt seen and less alone.

Each day, I would put on a U.N. song, and we would dance together. During a time when existing felt hard and happiness was difficult to access, those few minutes became a way for me to reconnect with my kids and be fully present and joyful.

Sunny is now nine, and he saw the U.N. live for the first time at FloydFest. It was an emotional performance and a gift to walk beside him as he took in a community led by love, kindness, acceptance, hope, and peace—a place where everyone is welcome, everyone matters, and no one has to struggle alone. I watched as the songs that carried me through my darkest days became part of his happy childhood memories.

Research shows a clear link between a mother’s happiness and her child’s potential to thrive. I think about how my hardest seasons affected Sunny’s social and emotional development. Sunny saw his mom struggle—sad and empty—but he also saw her be brave and fight for her life and watched as his dad supported her with unconditional love. And those are gifts of gold.

#yourenotalone #imsohappyyourehere #activistartist #floydfest

FloydFest
Check, Virginia
July 2026

The Power of Art <3

Sunny was four when I developed postpartum depression.

Up until that point, our days together were spent with slow mornings, walks to the park, and neighborhood bike rides. We explored St. Louis and went on picnics. We made art, face-painted each other for fun, baked cookies, and jumped in puddles in the rain. We listened to music loudly and had regular dance parties. It was a privilege to take care of him. I was in awe of watching him be.

Depression settled into our lives, quietly and quickly. The mom he knew was ripped away.
The guilt of not being able to show up for him the way I always had was all-consuming. I grieved the life we had before. I grieved the mother I had been.

During this time, I relied heavily on music and discovered Andy Frasco & the U.N. Frasco speaks openly about depression and anxiety, helping to destigmatize these experiences while offering an underlying message of hope, resilience, self-love, and human connection. Through their lyrics, I felt seen and less alone.

Each day, I would put on a U.N. song, and we would dance together. During a time when existing felt hard and happiness was difficult to access, those few minutes became a way for me to reconnect with my kids and be fully present and joyful.

Sunny is now nine, and he saw the U.N. live for the first time at FloydFest. It was an emotional performance and a gift to walk beside him as he took in a community led by love, kindness, acceptance, hope, and peace—a place where everyone is welcome, everyone matters, and no one has to struggle alone. I watched as the songs that carried me through my darkest days became part of his happy childhood memories.

Research shows a clear link between a mother’s happiness and her child’s potential to thrive. I think about how my hardest seasons affected Sunny’s social and emotional development. Sunny saw his mom struggle—sad and empty—but he also saw her be brave and fight for her life and watched as his dad supported her with unconditional love. And those are gifts of gold.

#yourenotalone #imsohappyyourehere #activistartist #floydfest

Now #2, Ode to Barbara Krueger, 2026
Digital Collage

January 13, 1943
“Terrible things are happening outside. Poor helpless people are being dragged out of their homes.
Families are torn apart. Men, women, and children are separated. Children come home from school to find that their parents have disappeared” (Frank, 140).

References:

Frank, Anne. The Diary of a Young Girl. Edited by Otto H. Frank and Mirjam Pressler, translated by Susan Massotty, Doubleday, 1995.

Photograph: Otto Frank, taken shortly before the Frank family entered hiding in Amsterdam. Courtesy of the Anne Frank House.

Audio: Macklemore, Fucked Up, 2025
Censored from the Instagram music library in Missouri on 8/8/26

#loveyourneighbor #activistart #macklemore #stlmade

Now #2, Ode to Barbara Krueger, 2026
Digital Collage

January 13, 1943
“Terrible things are happening outside. Poor helpless people are being dragged out of their homes.
Families are torn apart. Men, women, and children are separated. Children come home from school to find that their parents have disappeared” (Frank, 140).

References:

Frank, Anne. The Diary of a Young Girl. Edited by Otto H. Frank and Mirjam Pressler, translated by Susan Massotty, Doubleday, 1995.

Photograph: Otto Frank, taken shortly before the Frank family entered hiding in Amsterdam. Courtesy of the Anne Frank House.

Audio: Macklemore, Fucked Up, 2025
Censored from the Instagram music library in Missouri on 8/8/26

#loveyourneighbor #activistart #macklemore #stlmade

Bipolar Eyes, 2026
Digital Collage
8” x 10”

Artisans In The Loop Gallery, Above The Horizon Exhibition
Opening reception Friday, August 7th 6:30 - 8:30
6511 Delmar Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63130

Bipolar Eyes, 2026
Digital Collage
8” x 10”

Artisans In The Loop Gallery, Above The Horizon Exhibition
Opening reception Friday, August 7th 6:30 - 8:30
6511 Delmar Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63130

Pride Stl, June 2026

Love Your Neighbor (Mark 12:31), 2025
Digital print on vinyl
#imsohappyyouarehere #lovewins #activistart #loveyourneighbor

Pride Stl, June 2026

Love Your Neighbor (Mark 12:31), 2025
Digital print on vinyl
#imsohappyyouarehere #lovewins #activistart #loveyourneighbor

Obey #2, Ode to Barbara Krueger, 2026
Digital Collage
Photo: Anthony Vazquez/Sun-Times

Reference: Ernst, Brian. “How We Captured the Photo of Federal Immigration Agents Pointing a Crowd Control Weapon at a Protester.” Chicago Sun-Times, 18 Oct. 2025, Chicago Sun-Times

Obey #2, Ode to Barbara Krueger, 2026
Digital Collage
Photo: Anthony Vazquez/Sun-Times

Reference: Ernst, Brian. “How We Captured the Photo of Federal Immigration Agents Pointing a Crowd Control Weapon at a Protester.” Chicago Sun-Times, 18 Oct. 2025, Chicago Sun-Times

Multiplicity: The Power of Print Exhibition
Juried by Dave DiMarchi

St. Louis Artists’ Guild
12 N Jackson Ave, St. Louis, MO 63101
June 12 - July 18, 2026

Blood on His Hands # 2, Ode to Barbara Krueger, 2026
Digital collage printed on vinyl
72” x 72”

Slide 5: Kenya Mitchell-Uphill Battle
Slide 7: Kenya Mitchell-MixedBag & Derek Buckley- Descent
Slide 8: Erin Wohletz- Radiant
Slide 9: Edison Donovan- Keep Us Alive
Slide 10: Ismael Izaguirre- Los Laureles

March 6, 2026
Mourners dig graves for the children murdered in the February 28 strike on the Shajare Tayyiba elementary school in Minab, Iran.

Shajareh Tayyebeh Elementary School was struck by two missiles in rapid succession, killing at least 168 people, including 110 children. The majority of those murdered were children aged 7 to 12. The attack, which occurred during active school hours, resulted in the near-total destruction of parts of the building (“USA/Iran: Those Responsible”).

“The masters of war pretend not to know that it takes only a moment to destroy, yet often a lifetime is not enough to rebuild. They turn a blind eye to the fact that billions of dollars are spent on killing, on devastation, yet the resources needed for healing, education, and restoration are nowhere to be found. The world is being ravaged by a handful of tyrants, yet it is held together by a multitude of supportive brothers and sisters” (Pope Leo XIV).

References:
“Pope Criticises ‘Tyrants’ Who Spend Billions on Wars After Trump Spat.” BBC News, 16 Apr. 2026.

USA/Iran: Those Responsible for Deadly and Unlawful US Strike on School That Killed Over 100 Children Must Be Held Accountable.” Amnesty International, 16 Mar. 2026, www.amnesty.org/

Photo: Edwards, Christian, et al. “Analysis Suggests US Was Responsible for Deadly Strike on Iranian Elementary School.” CNN, 6 Mar. 2026

Multiplicity: The Power of Print Exhibition
Juried by Dave DiMarchi

St. Louis Artists’ Guild
12 N Jackson Ave, St. Louis, MO 63101
June 12 - July 18, 2026

Blood on His Hands # 2, Ode to Barbara Krueger, 2026
Digital collage printed on vinyl
72” x 72”

Slide 5: Kenya Mitchell-Uphill Battle
Slide 7: Kenya Mitchell-MixedBag & Derek Buckley- Descent
Slide 8: Erin Wohletz- Radiant
Slide 9: Edison Donovan- Keep Us Alive
Slide 10: Ismael Izaguirre- Los Laureles

March 6, 2026
Mourners dig graves for the children murdered in the February 28 strike on the Shajare Tayyiba elementary school in Minab, Iran.

Shajareh Tayyebeh Elementary School was struck by two missiles in rapid succession, killing at least 168 people, including 110 children. The majority of those murdered were children aged 7 to 12. The attack, which occurred during active school hours, resulted in the near-total destruction of parts of the building (“USA/Iran: Those Responsible”).

“The masters of war pretend not to know that it takes only a moment to destroy, yet often a lifetime is not enough to rebuild. They turn a blind eye to the fact that billions of dollars are spent on killing, on devastation, yet the resources needed for healing, education, and restoration are nowhere to be found. The world is being ravaged by a handful of tyrants, yet it is held together by a multitude of supportive brothers and sisters” (Pope Leo XIV).

References:
“Pope Criticises ‘Tyrants’ Who Spend Billions on Wars After Trump Spat.” BBC News, 16 Apr. 2026.

USA/Iran: Those Responsible for Deadly and Unlawful US Strike on School That Killed Over 100 Children Must Be Held Accountable.” Amnesty International, 16 Mar. 2026, www.amnesty.org/

Photo: Edwards, Christian, et al. “Analysis Suggests US Was Responsible for Deadly Strike on Iranian Elementary School.” CNN, 6 Mar. 2026

Love… Pass it on.
Through June 30th, 100% of donations made to New Growth Horizon at any of Proper Cannabis’s 11 dispensary locations will be matched by the foundation.

Help foster love and inclusion throughout St. Louis.
When you donate to New Growth Horizon at Proper Cannabis dispensary, you’ll receive a heart sticker to share ❤️🧡💛💚💙🩷🩵🤍🤎🖤
Place it around town to act as a glimmer of hope, display it in a window to identify as a safe space, use it as a bumper sticker, or pass it along to someone who needs a reminder that they are not alone.

New Growth Horizon Foundation @newgrowthhorizon , the charitable arm of Proper Brands, is a community-driven 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to advancing health, wellness, equity, and opportunity throughout the St. Louis region.

The Foundation supports the whole person by investing in three core outcomes:
Stability – People have their basic needs met through support for housing, food security, mental health, and crisis response.
Creativity – People can learn, express themselves, and grow through education, arts and culture, and personal development opportunities.
Community – People feel connected, valued, and supported through advocacy, human dignity, and social justice initiatives.

This year’s St.Louis beneficiaries are:
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) St. Louis @namistl – Provides free education, advocacy, and peer-led support for individuals and families affected by mental health conditions.

PROMO Missouri @promomissouri – Missouri’s leading statewide LGBTQ+ advocacy organization, advancing equality, protecting civil rights, and fostering inclusion.

Grassroots Redeeming Love @redeeminglove.stl – A St. Louis nonprofit providing compassionate outreach, essential resources, and disaster relief to individuals and families facing hardship.

#stlstrong #moequality #youarenotalone #yallmeansall #imsohappyyouarehere

Love… Pass it on.
Through June 30th, 100% of donations made to New Growth Horizon at any of Proper Cannabis’s 11 dispensary locations will be matched by the foundation.

Help foster love and inclusion throughout St. Louis.
When you donate to New Growth Horizon at Proper Cannabis dispensary, you’ll receive a heart sticker to share ❤️🧡💛💚💙🩷🩵🤍🤎🖤
Place it around town to act as a glimmer of hope, display it in a window to identify as a safe space, use it as a bumper sticker, or pass it along to someone who needs a reminder that they are not alone.

New Growth Horizon Foundation @newgrowthhorizon , the charitable arm of Proper Brands, is a community-driven 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to advancing health, wellness, equity, and opportunity throughout the St. Louis region.

The Foundation supports the whole person by investing in three core outcomes:
Stability – People have their basic needs met through support for housing, food security, mental health, and crisis response.
Creativity – People can learn, express themselves, and grow through education, arts and culture, and personal development opportunities.
Community – People feel connected, valued, and supported through advocacy, human dignity, and social justice initiatives.

This year’s St.Louis beneficiaries are:
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) St. Louis @namistl – Provides free education, advocacy, and peer-led support for individuals and families affected by mental health conditions.

PROMO Missouri @promomissouri – Missouri’s leading statewide LGBTQ+ advocacy organization, advancing equality, protecting civil rights, and fostering inclusion.

Grassroots Redeeming Love @redeeminglove.stl – A St. Louis nonprofit providing compassionate outreach, essential resources, and disaster relief to individuals and families facing hardship.

#stlstrong #moequality #youarenotalone #yallmeansall #imsohappyyouarehere

Love Your Neighbor (Mark 12:31), 2025
48 x 48 in
Digital print on vinyl

The Grove
4243 Manchester Ave
June 9, 2026
📷 & 💡: @grace.buchheit @landensackett muah 😘

#imsohappyyouarehere #yourenotalone #activistartist #namistl #stlmade

Love Your Neighbor (Mark 12:31), 2025
48 x 48 in
Digital print on vinyl

The Grove
4243 Manchester Ave
June 9, 2026
📷 & 💡: @grace.buchheit @landensackett muah 😘

#imsohappyyouarehere #yourenotalone #activistartist #namistl #stlmade

NAMIWalks St. Louis
Saturday, May 16, 2026
Photo Credit: Grace Buchheit, Elizabeth Peterson, Liz Reuther, Kennedy Yowell, Jenna Higgins, Madeline Wheat

NAMI-STL is committed to fostering an inclusive community, actively welcoming all community members—regardless of race, gender, age, sexual orientation, or background—by providing support, education, and advocacy.

Services are provided at no cost and are rooted in an evidence-informed, peer-led model. These programs are developed and facilitated by individuals with lived experience of mental health conditions, allowing participants to receive guidance, education, and support from peers who possess firsthand understanding of the challenges associated with mental illness.

Now more than ever, the St Louis community is turning to NAMI for help.

100% of donations remain in the St. Louis region to directly serve our community members in need. NAMI is an independent 501 ( c) (3) nonprofit and a proud partner of United Way of Greater St. Louis
@namistl

#yourenotalone #namistl #lovewins #loveoneanother #imsohappyyouarehere

NAMIWalks St. Louis
Saturday, May 16, 2026
Photo Credit: Grace Buchheit, Elizabeth Peterson, Liz Reuther, Kennedy Yowell, Jenna Higgins, Madeline Wheat

NAMI-STL is committed to fostering an inclusive community, actively welcoming all community members—regardless of race, gender, age, sexual orientation, or background—by providing support, education, and advocacy.

Services are provided at no cost and are rooted in an evidence-informed, peer-led model. These programs are developed and facilitated by individuals with lived experience of mental health conditions, allowing participants to receive guidance, education, and support from peers who possess firsthand understanding of the challenges associated with mental illness.

Now more than ever, the St Louis community is turning to NAMI for help.

100% of donations remain in the St. Louis region to directly serve our community members in need. NAMI is an independent 501 ( c) (3) nonprofit and a proud partner of United Way of Greater St. Louis
@namistl

#yourenotalone #namistl #lovewins #loveoneanother #imsohappyyouarehere

Venus #1, 2026
Resin, paint, dried florals
12x12x3 in

Soulard Art Gallery
Lipstick and Rouge: The Emotions of RED
Curator: Jay Thomas
April 17 - May 22, 2026

The divine feminine was once viewed as sacred and central to creation, often worshipped as the Great Mother Goddess/Mother Earth in ancient societies. These cultures associated feminine power with fertility, nurturing, and life. According to art historian and researcher Dr. Stella Karageorgi, “societies were structured and operated around these Goddess religions led by priestesses.” Women held sacred leadership roles, and these communities were often peaceful and matriarchal. Over time, with the rise of the warrior societies, patriarchal religions replaced these traditions, and today most major world religions center on a male God. Evidence of earlier goddess-focused beliefs now mainly survives through ancient artifacts and art, as “the only thing that testifies to the existence of a completely different world…comes from the evidence of ancient artifacts from the distant past” (Karageorgi).

Karageorgi, Stella. “The Divine Feminine: 8 Ancient Forms of the Great Mother Goddess.” TheCollector, 5 Mar. 2022, https://www.thecollector.com/divine-feminine-ancient-art/

#activistart #activistartist #annfischerart

Venus #1, 2026
Resin, paint, dried florals
12x12x3 in

Soulard Art Gallery
Lipstick and Rouge: The Emotions of RED
Curator: Jay Thomas
April 17 - May 22, 2026

The divine feminine was once viewed as sacred and central to creation, often worshipped as the Great Mother Goddess/Mother Earth in ancient societies. These cultures associated feminine power with fertility, nurturing, and life. According to art historian and researcher Dr. Stella Karageorgi, “societies were structured and operated around these Goddess religions led by priestesses.” Women held sacred leadership roles, and these communities were often peaceful and matriarchal. Over time, with the rise of the warrior societies, patriarchal religions replaced these traditions, and today most major world religions center on a male God. Evidence of earlier goddess-focused beliefs now mainly survives through ancient artifacts and art, as “the only thing that testifies to the existence of a completely different world…comes from the evidence of ancient artifacts from the distant past” (Karageorgi).

Karageorgi, Stella. “The Divine Feminine: 8 Ancient Forms of the Great Mother Goddess.” TheCollector, 5 Mar. 2022, https://www.thecollector.com/divine-feminine-ancient-art/

#activistart #activistartist #annfischerart

Make Art, 2026
Digital print

#activistart #stlmade #teachingforartisticbehavior #annfischerart

Make Art, 2026
Digital print

#activistart #stlmade #teachingforartisticbehavior #annfischerart

NAMIWalks St. Louis
Saturday, May 16, 2026

A soul- filling day. @namistl

NAMIWalks St. Louis is an annual community-driven event dedicated to raising awareness, fighting stigma, and funding free mental health programs for the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) St. Louis.

NAMI’s mission is to improve the lives of individuals and families affected by mental illness through advocacy, education, support, and public awareness.

NAMI St. Louis:
-Delivers free mental health programs and services, -Engages in community outreach and awareness efforts
-Partners with schools, workplaces, law enforcement, and healthcare providers
-Advocates for local and state mental health policy
🩵🩵🩵
#yourenotalone #namistl #annfischerart #mentalhealthawarenessmonth #imsohappyyouarehere

NAMIWalks St. Louis
Saturday, May 16, 2026

A soul- filling day. @namistl

NAMIWalks St. Louis is an annual community-driven event dedicated to raising awareness, fighting stigma, and funding free mental health programs for the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) St. Louis.

NAMI’s mission is to improve the lives of individuals and families affected by mental illness through advocacy, education, support, and public awareness.

NAMI St. Louis:
-Delivers free mental health programs and services, -Engages in community outreach and awareness efforts
-Partners with schools, workplaces, law enforcement, and healthcare providers
-Advocates for local and state mental health policy
🩵🩵🩵
#yourenotalone #namistl #annfischerart #mentalhealthawarenessmonth #imsohappyyouarehere

Look at that.

@naea_arteducators @teachingforartisticbehaviorinc
@douglaskatherine11

#looktothekids #teachingforartisticbehavior #nationalarteducationassociation #tabteachershare

Look at that.

@naea_arteducators @teachingforartisticbehaviorinc
@douglaskatherine11

#looktothekids #teachingforartisticbehavior #nationalarteducationassociation #tabteachershare

Art ❤️
#arteducation #arteducator #teachingforartisticbehavior

Art ❤️
#arteducation #arteducator #teachingforartisticbehavior

Us vs Them, 2026
Inspired by Mark Haim’s poem, “Pondering”
@peaceworkscomo

Haim is a grassroots activist and community leader who has served as the director of Mid-Missouri Peaceworks in Columbia, Missouri, since 1985. He is well known for his decades of advocacy for peace, social justice, and environmental sustainability.

#activistart #activistartist #activistartists

Us vs Them, 2026
Inspired by Mark Haim’s poem, “Pondering”
@peaceworkscomo

Haim is a grassroots activist and community leader who has served as the director of Mid-Missouri Peaceworks in Columbia, Missouri, since 1985. He is well known for his decades of advocacy for peace, social justice, and environmental sustainability.

#activistart #activistartist #activistartists

Ann Fischer Art x NAMI–St. Louis
at Proper Cannabis Dispensaries
May- June 2026

These little cuties will be available at all Proper Cannabis locations throughout May and June in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month ❤️.

#propercannabis #namistl #annfischerart #imsohappyyouarehere #youmatter

Ann Fischer Art x NAMI–St. Louis
at Proper Cannabis Dispensaries
May- June 2026

These little cuties will be available at all Proper Cannabis locations throughout May and June in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month ❤️.

#propercannabis #namistl #annfischerart #imsohappyyouarehere #youmatter

You matter.

@namistl @proper.retail @newgrowthhorizon
#imsohappyyouarehere #annfischerart #youmatter #mentalhealthawarenessmonth

You matter.

@namistl @proper.retail @newgrowthhorizon
#imsohappyyouarehere #annfischerart #youmatter #mentalhealthawarenessmonth

Blood on His Hands # 5, Ode to Barbara Krueger, 2026
Digital Collage

Mourners dig graves for the children murdered in the February 28 strike on the Shajare Tayyiba elementary school in Minab, Iran.

Apr 16, 2026
“The world is being ravaged by a handful of tyrants, yet it is held together by a multitude of supportive brothers and sisters” (Pope Leo XIV).

Pope Leo delivered unusually forceful political remarks, warning that a small group of power-driven leaders is causing harm worldwide. The head of the Roman Catholic Church condemned those who misuse religion- and the name of God- for personal gain. His comments come amid an ongoing dispute with President Trump, who has publicly criticized the Pope as ineffective on issues like crime (“Pope Criticises ‘Tyrants’”).

“The masters of war pretend not to know that it takes only a moment to destroy, yet often a lifetime is not enough to rebuild. They turn a blind eye to the fact that billions of dollars are spent on killing, on devastation, yet the resources needed for healing, education, and restoration are nowhere to be found. The world is being ravaged by a handful of tyrants, yet it is held together by a multitude of supportive brothers and sisters” (Pope Leo XIV).

References:
“Pope Criticises ‘Tyrants’ Who Spend Billions on Wars After Trump Spat.” BBC News, 16 Apr. 2026.

Photo: Edwards, Christian, et al. “Analysis Suggests US Was Responsible for Deadly Strike on Iranian Elementary School.” CNN, 6 Mar. 2026

#activistart #activistartist #loveyourneighbor #radicalloverevolution

Blood on His Hands # 5, Ode to Barbara Krueger, 2026
Digital Collage

Mourners dig graves for the children murdered in the February 28 strike on the Shajare Tayyiba elementary school in Minab, Iran.

Apr 16, 2026
“The world is being ravaged by a handful of tyrants, yet it is held together by a multitude of supportive brothers and sisters” (Pope Leo XIV).

Pope Leo delivered unusually forceful political remarks, warning that a small group of power-driven leaders is causing harm worldwide. The head of the Roman Catholic Church condemned those who misuse religion- and the name of God- for personal gain. His comments come amid an ongoing dispute with President Trump, who has publicly criticized the Pope as ineffective on issues like crime (“Pope Criticises ‘Tyrants’”).

“The masters of war pretend not to know that it takes only a moment to destroy, yet often a lifetime is not enough to rebuild. They turn a blind eye to the fact that billions of dollars are spent on killing, on devastation, yet the resources needed for healing, education, and restoration are nowhere to be found. The world is being ravaged by a handful of tyrants, yet it is held together by a multitude of supportive brothers and sisters” (Pope Leo XIV).

References:
“Pope Criticises ‘Tyrants’ Who Spend Billions on Wars After Trump Spat.” BBC News, 16 Apr. 2026.

Photo: Edwards, Christian, et al. “Analysis Suggests US Was Responsible for Deadly Strike on Iranian Elementary School.” CNN, 6 Mar. 2026

#activistart #activistartist #loveyourneighbor #radicalloverevolution

Seattle, Washington
4/2026
#imsohappyyouarehere #radicalloverevolution #activistart #bettertogether

Seattle, Washington
4/2026
#imsohappyyouarehere #radicalloverevolution #activistart #bettertogether

Venus #1, 2026
Resin, paint, dried florals
12x12x3 in

Girl Power.

The divine feminine was once viewed as sacred and central to creation, often worshipped as the Great Mother Goddess/Mother Earth in ancient societies. These cultures associated feminine power with fertility, nurturing, and life. According to art historian and researcher Dr. Stella Karageorgi, “societies were structured and operated around these Goddess religions led by priestesses.” Women held sacred leadership roles, and these communities were often peaceful and matriarchal. Over time, with the rise of the warrior societies, patriarchal religions replaced these traditions, and today most major world religions center on a male God. Evidence of earlier goddess-focused beliefs now mainly survives through ancient artifacts and art, as “the only thing that testifies to the existence of a completely different world…comes from the evidence of ancient artifacts from the distant past” (Karageorgi).

📷 6-13 :
The Divine Feminine: 8 Ancient Forms of the Great Mother Goddess

Slide 6: Goddess Tellus relief, Ara Pacis, circa 13- 9 BCE, via Wikimedia Commons
Slide 7: Venus of Willendorf, circa 24,000-22,000 BCE, via the Natural History Museum, Vienna
Slide 8: Sleeping lady, 4000 – 2500 BCE, via Google Arts and Culture
Slide 9: Cycladic marble female figure, circa 2600–2400 BCE, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Slide 10: Snake Goddess, from the palace at Knossos, circa 1600 BCE, via Wikimedia Commons
Slide 11: Goddess Maat, Egyptian, date unknown, via the British Museum
Slide 12: Queen of the Night, circa 9th-18th century BCE, via the British Museum
Slide 13: Goddess with Uplifted Arms, circa 750 BC-600 BCE, via the British Museum

Karageorgi, Stella. “The Divine Feminine: 8 Ancient Forms of the Great Mother Goddess.” TheCollector, 5 Mar. 2022, https://www.thecollector.com/divine-feminine-ancient-art/

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Venus #1, 2026
Resin, paint, dried florals
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Girl Power.

The divine feminine was once viewed as sacred and central to creation, often worshipped as the Great Mother Goddess/Mother Earth in ancient societies. These cultures associated feminine power with fertility, nurturing, and life. According to art historian and researcher Dr. Stella Karageorgi, “societies were structured and operated around these Goddess religions led by priestesses.” Women held sacred leadership roles, and these communities were often peaceful and matriarchal. Over time, with the rise of the warrior societies, patriarchal religions replaced these traditions, and today most major world religions center on a male God. Evidence of earlier goddess-focused beliefs now mainly survives through ancient artifacts and art, as “the only thing that testifies to the existence of a completely different world…comes from the evidence of ancient artifacts from the distant past” (Karageorgi).

📷 6-13 :
The Divine Feminine: 8 Ancient Forms of the Great Mother Goddess

Slide 6: Goddess Tellus relief, Ara Pacis, circa 13- 9 BCE, via Wikimedia Commons
Slide 7: Venus of Willendorf, circa 24,000-22,000 BCE, via the Natural History Museum, Vienna
Slide 8: Sleeping lady, 4000 – 2500 BCE, via Google Arts and Culture
Slide 9: Cycladic marble female figure, circa 2600–2400 BCE, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Slide 10: Snake Goddess, from the palace at Knossos, circa 1600 BCE, via Wikimedia Commons
Slide 11: Goddess Maat, Egyptian, date unknown, via the British Museum
Slide 12: Queen of the Night, circa 9th-18th century BCE, via the British Museum
Slide 13: Goddess with Uplifted Arms, circa 750 BC-600 BCE, via the British Museum

Karageorgi, Stella. “The Divine Feminine: 8 Ancient Forms of the Great Mother Goddess.” TheCollector, 5 Mar. 2022, https://www.thecollector.com/divine-feminine-ancient-art/

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Where There Is Love, There Is Light #2, 2025
Digital Art

Slide 2-5 📷 Office of the Mayor of New York
Annual Interfaith Breakfast
New York City - February 6, 2026

Mayor Zohran Mamdani called on nearly 400 faith and community leaders, from across the five boroughs to play a vital role in supporting and uniting New Yorkers during this time of division.
“Today, I call upon you to help us give language to courage… Help us remind New Yorkers that they are not alone… We need our faith leaders with us. Your moral clarity, your integrity — they are the pillars upon which countless movements for justice have been built… If anything unifies every religion across our city, it is an understanding of faith not solely as a tool for reflection, but as a call to action… Let us offer a new path — one of defiance through compassion… If anything can turn back the rising tide of hatred, it is a chorus of those who worship differently and live differently, singing the same undaunted song… Together, New York, let us love the stranger among us, because we are them, and they are us… City Hall will not look away” (“At Annual Interfaith Breakfast”).
During the event, Mamdani signed an executive order reaffirming the city’s commitment to being a sanctuary for all New Yorkers. The order safeguards the privacy and data of residents, strengthens limits on federal immigration enforcement on city property, mandates an audit to ensure agency compliance with sanctuary laws, and creates a committee to coordinate citywide crisis responses in the event of escalating federal immigration actions.
He also introduced a citywide “Know Your Rights” campaign designed to expand public understanding of legal protections during encounters with federal immigration authorities. As part of this initiative, nearly 32,000 flyers and informational booklets were distributed in 10 languages to faith leaders for dissemination within their congregations. These materials provide clear and accessible guidance on fundamental rights, including the right to remain silent, the right to consult with legal counsel, and the right to request translation services (“At Annual Interfaith Breakfast”).

Where There Is Love, There Is Light #2, 2025
Digital Art

Slide 2-5 📷 Office of the Mayor of New York
Annual Interfaith Breakfast
New York City - February 6, 2026

Mayor Zohran Mamdani called on nearly 400 faith and community leaders, from across the five boroughs to play a vital role in supporting and uniting New Yorkers during this time of division.
“Today, I call upon you to help us give language to courage… Help us remind New Yorkers that they are not alone… We need our faith leaders with us. Your moral clarity, your integrity — they are the pillars upon which countless movements for justice have been built… If anything unifies every religion across our city, it is an understanding of faith not solely as a tool for reflection, but as a call to action… Let us offer a new path — one of defiance through compassion… If anything can turn back the rising tide of hatred, it is a chorus of those who worship differently and live differently, singing the same undaunted song… Together, New York, let us love the stranger among us, because we are them, and they are us… City Hall will not look away” (“At Annual Interfaith Breakfast”).
During the event, Mamdani signed an executive order reaffirming the city’s commitment to being a sanctuary for all New Yorkers. The order safeguards the privacy and data of residents, strengthens limits on federal immigration enforcement on city property, mandates an audit to ensure agency compliance with sanctuary laws, and creates a committee to coordinate citywide crisis responses in the event of escalating federal immigration actions.
He also introduced a citywide “Know Your Rights” campaign designed to expand public understanding of legal protections during encounters with federal immigration authorities. As part of this initiative, nearly 32,000 flyers and informational booklets were distributed in 10 languages to faith leaders for dissemination within their congregations. These materials provide clear and accessible guidance on fundamental rights, including the right to remain silent, the right to consult with legal counsel, and the right to request translation services (“At Annual Interfaith Breakfast”).

Blood on His Hands #3, 2026
Repurposed stamp, paint

At a March 9, 2026 press conference, Donald Trump rejected allegations that the United States was responsible for a deadly missile strike on an Iranian elementary school, asserting that Iran possesses Tomahawk cruise missiles. The February 28, 2026 strike on Shajareh Tayyebeh Elementary School in Minab, Iran, killed approximately 168 people, including more than 100 children, making it one of the deadliest civilian incidents of the conflict (“USA/Iran: Those Responsible”).

Arms control experts immediately challenged Trumps notion, emphasizing that Tomahawk missiles are produced exclusively by Raytheon for the U.S. military and are subject to strict export controls. Since the 1990s, only a limited number of close U.S. allies—including the United Kingdom, Australia, Japan, and the Netherlands—have been authorized to acquire these weapons; Iran, a longstanding adversary of the United States, is not among them. Mark F. Cancian, a senior adviser for the Center for Strategic and International Studies, rejected Trump’s claim, stating “Iran has none”. Similarly, retired U.S. Army General Barry McCaffrey criticized the statement as false and misleading. Overall, expert analysis and available evidence contradict Trump’s assertion, reinforcing the conclusion that Iran does not have access to Tomahawk missile systems and casting doubt on the credibility of the claim (Jacobson).

References:
Jacobson, Louis. “Fact-Checking Trump’s Claim That Iran Has Tomahawk Missiles.” PBS NewsHour, 10 Mar. 2026, www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/fact-checking-trumps-claim-that-iran-has-tomahawk-missiles

Amnesty International. “USA/Iran: Those responsible for deadly and unlawful US strike on school that killed over 100 children must be held accountable.” Amnesty International, March 2026

#activistart #activistartist #lovewins #annfischerart

Blood on His Hands #3, 2026
Repurposed stamp, paint

At a March 9, 2026 press conference, Donald Trump rejected allegations that the United States was responsible for a deadly missile strike on an Iranian elementary school, asserting that Iran possesses Tomahawk cruise missiles. The February 28, 2026 strike on Shajareh Tayyebeh Elementary School in Minab, Iran, killed approximately 168 people, including more than 100 children, making it one of the deadliest civilian incidents of the conflict (“USA/Iran: Those Responsible”).

Arms control experts immediately challenged Trumps notion, emphasizing that Tomahawk missiles are produced exclusively by Raytheon for the U.S. military and are subject to strict export controls. Since the 1990s, only a limited number of close U.S. allies—including the United Kingdom, Australia, Japan, and the Netherlands—have been authorized to acquire these weapons; Iran, a longstanding adversary of the United States, is not among them. Mark F. Cancian, a senior adviser for the Center for Strategic and International Studies, rejected Trump’s claim, stating “Iran has none”. Similarly, retired U.S. Army General Barry McCaffrey criticized the statement as false and misleading. Overall, expert analysis and available evidence contradict Trump’s assertion, reinforcing the conclusion that Iran does not have access to Tomahawk missile systems and casting doubt on the credibility of the claim (Jacobson).

References:
Jacobson, Louis. “Fact-Checking Trump’s Claim That Iran Has Tomahawk Missiles.” PBS NewsHour, 10 Mar. 2026, www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/fact-checking-trumps-claim-that-iran-has-tomahawk-missiles

Amnesty International. “USA/Iran: Those responsible for deadly and unlawful US strike on school that killed over 100 children must be held accountable.” Amnesty International, March 2026

#activistart #activistartist #lovewins #annfischerart

Blood on His Hands #2, Ode To Barbara Krueger, 2026
Digital Collage

3/3/26 Mourners at the mass funeral for children and teachers murdered in the air strike on Shajareh Tayyebeh Elementary School in Minab, Iran.

Photo Credit: AMIRHOSSEIN KHORGOOEI / ISNA / AFP via Getty Images/Getty Images

Shajareh Tayyebeh Elementary School was struck by two missiles in rapid succession, killing at least 168 people, including 110 children. The majority of those murdered were girls aged 7 to 12. The attack, which occurred during active school hours, resulted in the near-total destruction of parts of the building (“USA/Iran: Those Responsible”).

Analysis by BBC Verify indicates that a U.S. Tomahawk missile struck a military site near the school. Experts identified the weapon as a Tomahawk and said the pattern of multiple strikes suggests a deliberate U.S. operation, though the school itself may not have been the intended target. A preliminary U.S. assessment described the strike as “likely” American but accidental, while Iran has blamed both the U.S. and Israel, and neither has officially accepted responsibility. Verification remains limited due to restricted access and an internet blackout in Iran (“US Missile Hit Military Base”).

References:
Thomas, Merlyn, and Shayan Sardarizadeh. “US Missile Hit Military Base Near Iran School, Video Analysis Shows.” BBC News, 9 Mar. 2026, www.bbc.com

“USA/Iran: Those Responsible for Deadly and Unlawful US Strike on School That Killed Over 100 Children Must Be Held Accountable.” Amnesty International, 16 Mar. 2026, www.amnesty.org/

#activistart #activistartist #loveyourneighbor #radicalloverevolution

Blood on His Hands #2, Ode To Barbara Krueger, 2026
Digital Collage

3/3/26 Mourners at the mass funeral for children and teachers murdered in the air strike on Shajareh Tayyebeh Elementary School in Minab, Iran.

Photo Credit: AMIRHOSSEIN KHORGOOEI / ISNA / AFP via Getty Images/Getty Images

Shajareh Tayyebeh Elementary School was struck by two missiles in rapid succession, killing at least 168 people, including 110 children. The majority of those murdered were girls aged 7 to 12. The attack, which occurred during active school hours, resulted in the near-total destruction of parts of the building (“USA/Iran: Those Responsible”).

Analysis by BBC Verify indicates that a U.S. Tomahawk missile struck a military site near the school. Experts identified the weapon as a Tomahawk and said the pattern of multiple strikes suggests a deliberate U.S. operation, though the school itself may not have been the intended target. A preliminary U.S. assessment described the strike as “likely” American but accidental, while Iran has blamed both the U.S. and Israel, and neither has officially accepted responsibility. Verification remains limited due to restricted access and an internet blackout in Iran (“US Missile Hit Military Base”).

References:
Thomas, Merlyn, and Shayan Sardarizadeh. “US Missile Hit Military Base Near Iran School, Video Analysis Shows.” BBC News, 9 Mar. 2026, www.bbc.com

“USA/Iran: Those Responsible for Deadly and Unlawful US Strike on School That Killed Over 100 Children Must Be Held Accountable.” Amnesty International, 16 Mar. 2026, www.amnesty.org/

#activistart #activistartist #loveyourneighbor #radicalloverevolution

Blood on His Hands #1, 2026
Repurposed statue, paint

Pope Leo XIV, Palm Sunday Homily
March 29, 2026

“This is our God: Jesus, king of peace, who rejects war, whom no one can use to justify war,” says the Pope. He does not listen to the prayers of those who wage war, but rejects them. Even though you make many prayers, I will not listen: your hands are full of blood’.”

BBC News. (2026). Middle East crisis live updates. Retrieved April 5, 2026

Blood on His Hands #1, 2026
Repurposed statue, paint

Pope Leo XIV, Palm Sunday Homily
March 29, 2026

“This is our God: Jesus, king of peace, who rejects war, whom no one can use to justify war,” says the Pope. He does not listen to the prayers of those who wage war, but rejects them. Even though you make many prayers, I will not listen: your hands are full of blood’.”

BBC News. (2026). Middle East crisis live updates. Retrieved April 5, 2026

Mid-Missouri Peaceworks Daily Peace Vigil
Two-Year Anniversary
Thursday, March 5, 12:15–12:45 p.m.
Columbia, Missouri City Hall @ the Keyhole
701 E. Broadway, Columbia, MO 65201

https://www.columbiamissourian.com/news/local/thirty-minutes-for-peace-two-years-of-daily-vigils-bring-together-veterans-of-the-movement/article_3e5825f8-429a-41db-a879-b0ef10699ecf.amp.html

#lovewins #activistartist #radicalloverevolution #bettertogether #yourenotalone

Mid-Missouri Peaceworks Daily Peace Vigil
Two-Year Anniversary
Thursday, March 5, 12:15��–12:45 p.m.
Columbia, Missouri City Hall @ the Keyhole
701 E. Broadway, Columbia, MO 65201

https://www.columbiamissourian.com/news/local/thirty-minutes-for-peace-two-years-of-daily-vigils-bring-together-veterans-of-the-movement/article_3e5825f8-429a-41db-a879-b0ef10699ecf.amp.html

#lovewins #activistartist #radicalloverevolution #bettertogether #yourenotalone

Love Machine, 2026
Shakedown Street at The Church on Delmar
Fri, March 13, 2026

The Love Machine made her second stop at Shakedown Street in The Loop. Grateful for the opportunity @properbrands

Proper Cannabis hosted Shakedown St. Louis—a tribute honoring the legacy of The Grateful Dead. The celebration brought this spirit to life through the music of Melvin Seals & JGB and Jake’s Leg, alongside an exhibition of The Grateful Dead photography by Jay Blakesberg, Between the Dark and Light.

Shakedown Street was held at The Church on Delmar, a community-centered, 21+ creative, 420-friendly event venue located in The Loop. Situated above SWADE Cannabis dispensary, it was created to bring people together through creativity and connection. Their mission resonates throughout the space and is reflected in the community that leads it.
The venue prioritizes inclusivity, actively supports small businesses, and fosters partnerships that keep economic impact within St. Louis. Check it out @thechurchdelmar

Slide 6&7: Amazing photographer, documenting our history, Kara @lbtl2012

Love Machine, 2026
Shakedown Street at The Church on Delmar
Fri, March 13, 2026

The Love Machine made her second stop at Shakedown Street in The Loop. Grateful for the opportunity @properbrands

Proper Cannabis hosted Shakedown St. Louis—a tribute honoring the legacy of The Grateful Dead. The celebration brought this spirit to life through the music of Melvin Seals & JGB and Jake’s Leg, alongside an exhibition of The Grateful Dead photography by Jay Blakesberg, Between the Dark and Light.

Shakedown Street was held at The Church on Delmar, a community-centered, 21+ creative, 420-friendly event venue located in The Loop. Situated above SWADE Cannabis dispensary, it was created to bring people together through creativity and connection. Their mission resonates throughout the space and is reflected in the community that leads it.
The venue prioritizes inclusivity, actively supports small businesses, and fosters partnerships that keep economic impact within St. Louis. Check it out @thechurchdelmar

Slide 6&7: Amazing photographer, documenting our history, Kara @lbtl2012

Mid-Missouri Peaceworks Daily Peace Vigil, led by Mark Haim
Two-Year Anniversary
Thursday, March 5, 12:15–12:45 p.m.
Columbia, Missouri City Hall @ the Keyhole
701 E. Broadway, Columbia, MO 65205

Thursday marks Peaceworks’ two-year anniversary of its daily commitment to peace. The vigil is rooted in love, and that spirit resonates each day. Community members are invited to gather in recognition of this milestone and in affirmation of the ongoing work toward a more just future. Participation is welcome and appreciated.

Mid-Missouri Peaceworks Director, Mark Haim, is a longtime peace, justice, and sustainability advocate based in Columbia, Missouri.
Haim’s activism began in 1964, when he served as president of the Teenage Democrats in high school and worked on local political campaigns. His commitment deepened in college, where he became actively involved in the anti-war movement, spending his undergraduate years protesting the Vietnam War.
For more than five decades, Haim has remained steadfast in his commitment to peace. His work has included anti-nuclear advocacy, environmental activism, and sustained opposition to war and injustice. Since 2001, under his leadership, Peaceworks has organized weekly peace demonstrations in Columbia. Beyond protest, his leadership encourages community engagement and practical steps toward a more sustainable future.

In a world often marked by sadness and division, there are peacemakers among us. Mark is one of them. I’m grateful to call him my friend and mentor.

To learn more about Mark’s work or to get involved, visit Mid-Missouri Peaceworks @peaceworkscomo or find him at the Keyhole, rain or shine, everyday at 12:15 p.m.

“Do good, be well, have fun.” — Mark

Slide 2: 📸 Devon Bidjou/ Missourian
Slide 5 & 6: Elza Goodlow/ Missourian
Slide 9: Corinna Utterback/ Maneater
Slide 13: Mark Haim

#lovewins #bettertogether #imsohappyyouarehere #togetherweareamerica #radicalloverevolution

Mid-Missouri Peaceworks Daily Peace Vigil, led by Mark Haim
Two-Year Anniversary
Thursday, March 5, 12:15–12:45 p.m.
Columbia, Missouri City Hall @ the Keyhole
701 E. Broadway, Columbia, MO 65205

Thursday marks Peaceworks’ two-year anniversary of its daily commitment to peace. The vigil is rooted in love, and that spirit resonates each day. Community members are invited to gather in recognition of this milestone and in affirmation of the ongoing work toward a more just future. Participation is welcome and appreciated.

Mid-Missouri Peaceworks Director, Mark Haim, is a longtime peace, justice, and sustainability advocate based in Columbia, Missouri.
Haim’s activism began in 1964, when he served as president of the Teenage Democrats in high school and worked on local political campaigns. His commitment deepened in college, where he became actively involved in the anti-war movement, spending his undergraduate years protesting the Vietnam War.
For more than five decades, Haim has remained steadfast in his commitment to peace. His work has included anti-nuclear advocacy, environmental activism, and sustained opposition to war and injustice. Since 2001, under his leadership, Peaceworks has organized weekly peace demonstrations in Columbia. Beyond protest, his leadership encourages community engagement and practical steps toward a more sustainable future.

In a world often marked by sadness and division, there are peacemakers among us. Mark is one of them. I’m grateful to call him my friend and mentor.

To learn more about Mark’s work or to get involved, visit Mid-Missouri Peaceworks @peaceworkscomo or find him at the Keyhole, rain or shine, everyday at 12:15 p.m.

“Do good, be well, have fun.” — Mark

Slide 2: 📸 Devon Bidjou/ Missourian
Slide 5 & 6: Elza Goodlow/ Missourian
Slide 9: Corinna Utterback/ Maneater
Slide 13: Mark Haim

#lovewins #bettertogether #imsohappyyouarehere #togetherweareamerica #radicalloverevolution

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