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August 2020 -  A pandemic can't stop our ARTivism. See how volunteers have taken workshop activities into their homes to keep the momentum.

April 2020 - How do we continue fighting the gunfire epidemic while the coronavirus rages? Get inspired with ideas from around the country, including Colorado, Kentucky, Oregon and Maryland.

July 31, 2019 - “It’s especially heartbreaking to see the number of mentions of kids under 10 who are victims. It's one of the most touching exhibits I’ve seen in a long time.” Those are the words of a visitor to our Soul Box exhibit in Seattle. 

June 2, 2019 - All we can do is continue to work hard to raise awareness of the gunfire epidemic around us. There is somebody who needs to see piles of Soul Boxes in order to "get" it – to feel it deep in their heart– and do something.

April 5, 2019 - The 15,000 Soul Boxes in the exhibition at Multnomah Art Center in Portland hold space for the number of people killed or injured by gunfire during the first three months of 2019. 

February 2019 - We’re beginning to see what’s possible with this visual, visceral Project, but we have a long way to go. Become a sustaining donor and support our work.

February 2019 - A hundred volunteers took 36,000 Soul Boxes to the Oregon State Capitol Building. Go behind the scenes with Leslie Lee and hear about powerful day of ARTivism.

January 2019 -  3,000 Soul Boxes on display at Cerimon House ; a $25,000 grant from Oregon Community Fund + tips for bringing The Soul Box Project to your hometown. 

September 2018 - Read how Soul Boxes are being used in schools. Students, teachers, parents and alumni all chime in.