April 25, 2018 Fundred Dollar Hill Day - an impactful day of advocating for lead safety for ALL, on the 4 year anniversary of Flint's water crisis. Families, artists and activists from Flint were represented, along with representation from New York, Ohio, North Carolina, and District of Columbia. The hand drawn Fundred currency, made by individuals across the country, was brought to the Capitol to demonstrate how much we value the lives of children and a future free of lead poisoning. The team made several Congressional office visits and co hosted a press conference with Rep Dan Kildee (MI-5).

Thanks to MIT CoLab, The Kresge Foundation, SOURCE Studio, Hamiltonian Artists, and NRDC - this event wouldn't have been possible without your support!

Produced by Tam-anh Nguyen

#dontforgetflint #safetyforall #fundred

Fundred PSA featuring students at J.M. Robinson Middle School in Charlotte, NC in Spring of 2013.  Special thanks to Stacey Boone, Mark Buzzee, and McColl Center for Art + Innovation.  Produced by the SmartLab.

Now You See It

Now You See It is a two-part animated video series communicates the invisible threat of lead. These videos were written by Mel Chin, animated by Careen Ingle with soundtrack by Zig Gron. Produced in partnership with LA Freewaves, advised by Southern California Health and Housing Council and the Healthy Homes Collaborative.

As a part of A Blade of Grass's video series about socially engaged art, this piece follows artist Mel Chin and his project Operation Paydirt/Fundred in Cincinnati in Spring of 2015.