EmpowerHer Healing Through Art and Recovery - One Painting at a Time
EmpowerHer Healing Through Art and Recovery - One Painting at a Time
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Color Your Story Onto Mine is a faith-based initiative dedicated to archiving and chronicling the voices and artistic expressions of trauma survivors—especially African-American, Indigenous and Native women and girls. Through our museum, memorial, and healing programs, we provide a space for reflection, empowerment, and recovery, working to end cruelty against children and eradicate sexual violence. Our mission is to preserve stories, foster healing through the arts, and promote resilience by offering educational programs and exhibitions that inspire change.
🌟 Grateful and Honored! 🌟
I'm beyond excited to share that I, Violet Newborn, received a shout out from the incredibly talented artist, advocate and activist for recovery Jellyroll! 🎤✨
This recognition means so much to me and fuels my passion for the work we’re doing at Color Your Story Onto Mine, Inc. We're all about using artistic expression to heal and empower survivors of abuse, and moments like this remind me that our message is reaching hearts.
Thank you, Jellyroll, for the support! Let’s keep inspiring each other to create, heal, and uplift! 🎨💪
Those we've served:
- Tennessee Department of Corrections- Mississippi Department of Corrections- Dixon Gallery & Gardens- Memphis Botanic Gardens- Memphis Public Libraries- Gallery Ten Ninety- JIFF (Juvenile Intervention Faith-Based Follow-Up)- Brighterview Baptist Church- Girls Inc.- Tennessee Department of Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services- Project STAND- Memphis Public Libraries (Staff Con)- Urban Art Commission- Farmers Insurance (Janice Gray Site)- Cocaine Alcohol Awareness Program Incorporated (CAAP) - Innovative Counseling and Consulting (ICC)
This vision is deeply personal to our founder, Violet Newborn, whose life journey is a testament to the power of art, storytelling, and community support. Having experienced chronic complex childhood trauma, sex trafficked via foster care system (by the state of TN & CA.), cult abuse via church & community, incarceration, homelessness, domestic violence and the daily challenges of PTSD, Violet has dedicated her life to ensuring that others do not go unseen or unheard.
Color Your Story Onto Mine is more than a museum, a school, or a garden. It is the embodiment of Violet’s mission to create a world where trauma is understood, healing is possible, and every story is valued. This initiative represents the essence of resilience, change, and hope—the very soul and bones of Color Your Story Onto Mine.
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