RECENT PROJECTS

Walls for Justice partnered with students at LINC High School to transform their basketball court into a vibrant student-led mural.

Walls for Justice partnered with Safe-Hub to transform the neighborhood landscape through a vibrant sidewalk mural

a community-driven asphalt mural at a key intersection in West Philadelphia. This project is part of a broader initiative to improve pedestrian safety and enhance public space through creative placemaking.

6-week program aimed at igniting a passion for art among adults. This unique program, developed by WFJ and Drexel practicum students pursuing their master's in creative arts therapy, beautifully merges creative expression with therapeutic principles.

This project, a collaborative effort between Walls for Justice and Olney Culture Lab, features designs inspired by the artwork of local students and the creative visions of neighborhood-raised artists Jamee Grigsby and Sam Rodriguez.

, Mathey College at Princeton University has teamed up with Philadelphia-based non-profit Walls for Justice and Princeton’s Office of the Provost to create a landmark mural that embodies pride, togetherness, and positivity.

Walls for Justice partnered with local creatives to help produce Collide, a Philadelphia-based collaborative zine that brought together writers and visual artists to create original work.

Through events like the Women’s Marketplace, Walls for Justice continues to support small businesses and artists by creating accessible opportunities for economic growth and community connection.

Walls for Justice partnered with City Year to design and create a mural celebrating City Year’s 25th Anniversary and its long-standing commitment to service and education. The project brought together hundreds of volunteers who participated in the mural-making process, using art as a tool to promote civic engagement and positive social change.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day is a day of service and remembrance, and Walls For Justice was proud to participate in this year's MLK Day of Service at Cooke Elementary School.

The mural was a true collaboration between our organization, the conference organizers and its attendees. It was a reminder of the power of coming together and the importance of representation and visibility in the community.

The mural features a vibrant array of colors and patterns that represent the diverse cultures, backgrounds, and experiences of the people of the world. From the iconic Liberty Bell to the colorful patterns, this mural tells the story of our city and its people and the world around us.