North Campus Student Wins $1,000 Civic Engagement Grant

Ivette Gómez, an 18-year-old freshman in the Honors College at North Campus, was awarded a $1,000 civic engagement mini-grant by Project Pericles.

The award will fund Project ARTivism, an exhibition featuring political art.

“There [are] people who need to make sure that their voice is being heard,” Gomez said. “I want them to not be afraid of politics.”

Project ARTivism will unfold in three phases: an exhibition, a summer contest for students’ political art submissions with monetary prizes and a discussion panel with guest speakers.

The first phase is scheduled to run April 28-May 2 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at North Campus, 11380 N.W. 27th Ave., Room 4207.

Gómez, who is also a staff writer for The Reporter, is expected to graduate from Miami Dade College in 2026 with an associate degree in political science. She aspires to work as a special rapporteur for the United Nations.

 

Subscribe

Most Recent

Brazilian Right-Hander Hurling W’s For Lady Sharks Pitching Staff

Softball was never supposed to take Amanda Handa this...

Photography Comes With A Moral Compass

In the book On Photography, Susan Sontag argues that...

Capcom Redefines Horror Games With Resident Evil Requiem

Japanese video game company Capcom released Resident Evil Requiem...

War in the Middle East Is As American As Apple Pie

On Feb. 28 of this year, the United States...

Bynum Leads Lady Sharks In Breakout Season Despite Early Postseason Exit

For the Miami Dade College women’s basketball team, the...
Join Us!