Combat Apathy
Afghan Women’s Cycling Archive
We are building a creative and historical archive to preserve the legacy of the Afghan women’s cycling revolution.
Oral histories, witness statements, film and photo assets, artifacts, and storytelling - a physical and digital archive to ensure that the history of these Afghan women is not erased, diminished, or forgotten.
Endangered Activism
Endangered Activism is a mother-daughter project created in 2017 to explore local solutions to the global problems of wildlife extinction through the lens and creativity of youth activism.
Street Art
Street art and public installations as a social justice practice.
Geography of Memory
A exploration of mapmaking and storytelling in the emergence of memory loss. Investigating border abolition, identity, and memory.
What We Do
Combat Apathy provides an umbrella for social justice and art projects. Street art, public art installations, filmmaking, graphic novels, and multi-media storytelling.
Get Involved
The tagline of the Afghan Cycling Program was ‘Strength in Numbers.’ We need your help to rebuild our numbers now to create the Afghan Women’s Cycling Archive for future generations and present-day storytelling.
Please get involved. Donate. Spread the word.