eQuilt

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Join Us. Help build our eQuilt

This is a participatory, social art project to promote civil discourse. Our What is Your March? eQuilt is a collection of personal, digital quilt squares in which individuals use fashion and art to express their issues that are personally important and which reside in respectful co-existence.

Left or right, come join the conversation.

See: Visit our eQuilt.

Share: What’s important to you? Create a square.

Participate: On Instagram or Twitter using #whatisyourmarch.

Follow: @whatisyourmarch on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.

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Dear followers, All good things must come to and end. We are closing this chapter of the #WhatIsYourMarch project. We thank all who have contributed to this experimental art project. Our project aimed to visualize civil discourse by illustrating th
In honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, @NBCF, and those who walk for it’s cause. Don’t forget this Sunday is the Making Strides walk in NYC / Central Park. Walk for a cause, support the fight. #ThinkPink #WhatIsYourMarch #
Honoring and celebrating Esther Duflo, French-American economist, and recent winner of 2019 Nobel Prize for Economic Sciences. Esther Duflo is also the Professor of Poverty Alleviation and Development Economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Techn
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Remembering and celebrating #JessyeNorman, American #opera #singer. “Let Us Break Bread Together.” “It is a song about perseverance and unity.” #WhatIsYourMarch #Unity #OneWorld #Music #Honor #Remembrance #Art #Artist
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