Creative Collaborations

The Womxn Project Education Fund partners with artists, teachers, activists, and experts to bring you information and insight into the work of building a more just and equitable Rhode Island. Explore the examples below to see the methods and variation on our ways we work towards one goal: building a movement for more people standing up for bodily freedom forever.

Movement in Community

The Womxn Project Education Fund is out in the community doing many different types of events that are successful for their collaborative nature. Often, TWP/EF brings engagement styles to the work that bring smiles, are accessible for all ages, and leave people with a feeling of empowerment to engage in an issue further. Here is an small range of the examples to this work.

Art & Activism Community Talks

Lectures & discussions with our Executive Director, Jocelyn Foye

Art is no longer a novel tool, but a community bonding activity that helps use visuals to speak to justice issues.

Have us come to your group or class to discuss this like the collaboration here with The Avenue Concept. Email

A|R|T Lab Artist's Collaborations

As a part of our artist's residency program, each guest comes and hosts a workshop for free, showing how they make their art activist method for you to use in your own practices.

This is further detailed in the A|R|T Lab section of this website as you explore the artist and their work. Learn More

Pride Parade & Events

With the honor of being named the 2025 Grand Marshals of the Providence Pride Parade, we invited many of our friends and allies to walk with us spreading joy as resistance in existence - with giant Supreme Court Justice puppet, BODILY FREEDOM cardboard letters. V1 | V2 (RSVP for next year.)

Standing Up at School Committees

Collaborators: Community groups & concerned locals

For over 3 years TWPEF has been organizing against the far-right hate groups. There is ongoing attacks focused on sexism, other-ing, and erasing identities in the name of "parental rights" and Christian Nationalism. Stay tuned for our next action throughout the 39 towns and cities. Sign up | Learn More

Projections & Readings

Collaborators: RI Council of Churches

Readings and projections at two Baptist Churches created an evening series in honor of the teachings of the Reverend Martin Luther King.

We provide trainings with collaborative community groups and individuals who want to use projections for a safe and creative way to project their message or art. Email for details.

Legal Observer Training

Collaborators: National Lawyers Guild

This was a series of trainings and actions people can take and sign up be a witness to actions happening in the public that is not confrontational but a helpful tool in cases for people who might be misrepresented.

Empowered to Advocate

A 17 town community conversation on how to advocate on gender diversity in their towns and cities

Many towns & cities across RI hosted us to do a 3 part dialogue which includes how a bill becomes a law, what pronouns and understand gender diversity looks like, and how to make your government work for you.

Want to see this return in your community? Email us!

Johnston Cupcakes

Community reaching out to one another

In a sweet and kind gesture, two neighbors in one town gave sweet confections to their neighbors who also seems interested in bodily freedom forever by introducing the work TWP/EF does as well as the movement we have all been building across the state.

Summer 2025

Hands Off Rhode Island

A massive pop-up march and rally regarding the 47th presidential term

Organized by Indivisible RI, BLM PAC, The Womxn Project, Working Families Party, and more, a small group of groups came together to march and make a powerful local human numbers statement on a national day of marches and rallies. In one of the largest turnouts all over the state, the momentum continues.

April 2025
Providence, RI, V1 | V2 | V3

NAAFA Community Connect

Tigress Osborne & Kristina Handfield

September 27, 2025
10-11am
Providence, RI

The Art of Autonomy

An Exhibition by Jordan Banick, Jonathan Izzard, and Abby Wright

Sept 13-Oct 11
Ritual Spaces, 719 Westminster St, Providence, RI

Ongoing Maker's Dates

TWP/EF works in collaboration with partners and volunteers regularly to make inspiring, humorous, community builds. Check our events calendar for our next dates as well as check out the Artists' Workshops that add to the community and teach you a way to do a new technique to apply to what you are already doing.