A new non-profit organization, Rural Artists Against Hate, has launched in Lunenburg County. The group aims to transform hate-motivated graffiti into works of art. The group believes that public art has the power to shape culture and heal communities. By replacing negative imagery with murals and installations that emphasize connection and resilience. The organization needs support as they begin. They are looking for businesses to donate materials and provide financial contributions, local artists and content creators to produce the artwork, and community support to advocate for inclusive spaces. To find out more information, go to ruralartists.ca.
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