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Join us in bringing The Hope Gap to life!
We are raising $5M to produce The Hope Gap XR—a groundbreaking virtual reality experience and interactive public installation exploring memory, justice, and repair. With your support, we will:
Finalize the script and art direction with award-winning creators.
Design a robust impact and education strategy to reach global audiences and inform groundbreaking treatments in brain health.
Complete on-location production in New Zealand and Namibia, capturing powerful stories at the heart of the reparations movement.
Launch an immersive public installation at a leading museum, making history and worldbuilding accessible and unforgettable.
Your contribution will drive lasting change when our world needs it the most, and is 100% tax-deductible (U.S. donors). Together, we can create a cultural legacy that inspires action worldwide.
Why give?
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Empower the Next Generation in the Global Reparations Movement
Globally, reparations movements are often led by elders. Their leadership is vital, but the future depends on reaching young people. This isn’t a mission problem — it’s a messaging challenge.
Young adults spend more time online, have shorter attention spans and are engrossed in social media at rates never before seen.
Immersive technology is their frontier: the global VR/AR market is projected to reach $62B by 2029, and over 30% of Gen Z say they are excited about VR as a way to experience history, education, and culture.
With your support, we can invest in youth-driven storytelling and digital platforms that make reparations relevant, build intergenerational bridges, and secure the future of justice.
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Building on Progress - Not Starting from Zero
Too often, leaders approach reparations as if the work is just beginning. In reality, the movement is already advancing across the U.S. and globally:
In the United States, over 100 local governments have introduced or passed reparations-related measures since 2020.
Internationally, countries from Jamaica to Namibia are pressing for reparative justice, while the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) represents 15 nations advancing a unified reparations agenda.
This momentum proves reparations are not a theoretical debate — they are an active, evolving movement. Your support will help amplify these successes, connect leaders to proven models, and accelerate reparations as a global reality.
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Challenging Narratives: Reparations are Possible and Already Underway
Despite growing resistance to DEI and critical race theory, and narratives that dismiss reparations as “impossible,” the evidence tells a different story. Reparations are neither improbable nor abstract — they are in motion.
The false narrative of impossibility erases this momentum — and undermines decades of organizing, policy wins, and community-led innovation. By investing now, donors can help amplify success stories, safeguard hard-won DEI gains, and build a movement that resists erasure while advancing repair.
Together, we can replace narratives of doubt with evidence of progress, justice, and possibility.