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Be the Change

The tzedakah box is a small box in which Jews traditionally collect loose change to be donated to the needy. It symbolizes a timeless commitment to justice within the Jewish tradition. Yet, our mission transcends loose change.

The weight of global injustice is overwhelming, and art has the transformative power to amplify important voices. Be the Change is a public art movement inspired by tzedakah, bringing together visionary local artists to create public sculptures that illuminate the pressing issues of our time.

 

 

We’re excited to share the work of six artists this August in the third iteration of Be the Change Boston in Fenway, MA.

On Display: August 1, 2024 – October 24, 2024

Join us on September 15, 2024, for an Opening Celebration in the Fenway

 

Meet our 2024 Artists:

By City
  • Boston
  • Cincinnati
  • Los Angeles
By Year
  • 2022
  • 2023
  • 2024

Social Justice

Making Space for Grief

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Be the Change: Growing Empathy 

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Be the Change: Visibility for all People 

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Environmental Impact through Public Art

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Social Justice

Be the Change: Police Oversight 

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Social Justice

Finding Solace and Connection in a Noisy World 

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Social Justice

Abrahamic Religions: Artist Alex Ahmad Abli and Skirball Cultural Center on Social Justice and Religion for Be the Change L.A. 2023

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Social Justice

Spin Joy Into the World: Inspiring Positivity Through Public Art

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Social Justice

The Art of Giving Back: An Exhibit on Tzedakah by Whittier High Students with Holocaust Museum LA for Be the Change L.A. 2023

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Jewish Identities

Solidarity, Love, and Acceptance From an Indigenous Perspective

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Social Justice

Debunking Homelessness Myths and Addressing the Housing Crisis Through Art

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Social Justice

Unveiling Environmental Injustices in Los Angeles Through Art

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Social Justice

Addressing The Impact of Redlining Through Public Art

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Social Justice

Fighting Academic Censorship with Public Art

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BIPOC Voices

What Americans Can Learn About People From Minority Cultures

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Social Justice

Transcending Borders: Immigrant Experiences and Dreams by Artist Julia Csekö for Be the Change Boston 2023

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Social Justice

The Power of the Vote: Dana Woulfe’s Installation at Be the Change Boston 2023 on Voter Suppression and Systematic Racism

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Social Justice

Post-Roe v. Wade: A Striking Call for Reproductive Justice

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Wishing Well: Cicely Carew’s Installation Addresses Mental Health in the BIPOC Community for Be the Change Boston 2023

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Social Justice

Social Justice Trailblazer Ruth Messinger on Be the Change

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Social Justice

Restorative Justice | Be the Change Cincinnati 2022

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Social Justice

Housing and Homelessness | Be the Change Cincinnati 2022

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Social Justice

Hate and Extremism | Be the Change Cincinnati 2022

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Social Justice

Food Insecurity | Be the Change Cincinnati 2022

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Social Justice

Civic Engagement | Be the Change Cincinnati 2022

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Art

Environmental Justice | Be the Change Cincinnati 2022

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Art

Healing Garden | Ngoc-Tran Vu | Be the Change Boston 2022

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BIPOC Voices

Our Family Tree

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Jewish Identities

It’s Giving | Samuel Mendoza | Be the Change Boston 2022

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Social Justice

Vital Organs | Carolyn Lewenberg | Be the Change Boston 2022

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Sculpture

Standing Against Domestic Violence Through Public Art

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Sculpture

Prisoner a-7713 | Caron Tabb | Be the Change Boston 2022

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