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Friends,
 
Art for Justice is proud to support the upcoming production of Clyde’s by playwright Lynn Nottage at Second Stage Theater.  Set in a truck stop sandwich shop that offers its formerly incarcerated kitchen staff a chance to reclaim their lives, this moving, urgent and funny play shines a light on the daily challenges and triumphs experienced by returning citizens.  Nottage, a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, is also the recipient of awards including the Obie, Drama Desk and MacArthur “Genius” grant. 
 
Here’s a link to Second Stage’s recent newsletter: https://wfly.co/Eg4e9  Below, please watch a beautiful video of Lynn being interviewed by the Fund’s Founder, Agnes Gund.  We look forward to celebrating the opening of Clyde’s in November and feel certain it will help shift the narrative around ending mass incarceration.  

All Best,

Helena

Helena Huang, Project Director
Art for Justice Fund | Activating Art and Advocacy
[email protected]
www.artforjusticefund.org

About Art for Justice Fund

Art for Justice was founded in 2017 by Agnes Gund to end mass incarceration in the United States and the racism that drives it. This initiative, which will conclude in 2023, has already disbursed $90 million to radically reimagine and build a future of shared safety for all. To date, Art for Justice has made grants to 200+ artists, advocates and organizations that are transforming the criminal legal 
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