ConsenSISphl

“I am most proud of the hearts I’ve touched with my words. The fact that people feel like they are left changed encountering my work means more than I can reasonably explain.” –ConsenSIS survey respondent

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Throughout February and March for Black History Month and Women’s History Month, ConsenSISphl is sharing data visualizations from the ConsenSIS Survey Report 2022, a free 63-page report highlighting the demographics, practices, and individual stories of more than 100 Black women and femme poets in the Philadelphia area. Produced in partnership with Monument Lab, led by ConsenSIS data curator Mai Eltahir, and designed by Mia Culbertson, the report is available for download at www.consensisphl.com and via pickup at Harriett's Bookshop.

“When they finally taught us about Black poets in school and I felt what it meant to be moved and to feel connected to someone through art.” –ConsenSIS survey respondent

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Throughout February and March for Black History Month and Women’s History Month, ConsenSISphl is sharing data visualizations from the ConsenSIS Survey Report 2022, a free 63-page report highlighting the demographics, practices, and individual stories of more than 100 Black women and femme poets in the Philadelphia area. Produced in partnership with Monument Lab, led by ConsenSIS data curator Mai Eltahir, and designed by Mia Culbertson, the report is available for download at www.consensisphl.com and via pickup at Harriett's Bookshop.