Project 68 (P68) is a Black-led, culture-first civic organization shaping how people connect to civic life by organizing cultural moments and distributing information organically. P68 curates and amplifies national and state-based conversations on culture and civic life through strategic year-round digital programs and in-person activations.

We are grounded in the belief that culture is civic power and is crucial to building sustainable collective power. Culture shapes identity, belonging, and belief long before people encounter policy debates, elections, or calls to action. Civic participation becomes possible when people feel seen, respected, and connected to the process. 

P68 organically amplifies information on civics and policy, issue narratives, and counters to misinformation. Our work is informed by deep, ongoing relationships with movement organizations and state-based power-building groups, ensuring that the people organizing on the frontlines, those closest to the pain, are defining the facts, framing the narrative, shaping the calls to action we carry forward.