Resources
Over the past 35 years, we have developed a wide range of materials designed to spark systemic change and uplift communities. We are delighted to share some of our materials with you here. To access longer versions of the content featured on this page, please contact us.
Articles
Books
Music
We believe in the power of music to move people, spark conversations, and create change. These are a few of our original songs, each with a message of its own. Contact us if you’d like to hear the full versions.
Hip Hop
42 Laws Of Ma’at
Gumbo
Kmt Rough
For All Ages
Youth Unite
Popular
Live Your Dreams
Color Me
Elevate
Ancestors Rise
For Junior High & High School
I Am Martin Luther King
Peer Pressure
I Am a Nerd
Gossip
Anorexic
Sankofa
Mysterious
Crushed on You
The Girl You Like
For Elementary School
I Am Martin Luther King
Grandpa Is Everything Black Bad?
Grandma Says Our Hair Has Flair
We All Have a Heritage
Videos
Heart of the Matter Series
Join Director Sandy Holman and Davis Media Access for a powerful four-part series that examines racism and highlights meaningful paths toward change.
This is part 2 of a 4 part series about racial tensions. This series addresses how the current racial tensions and fears are permeating political choices, influencing interactions with police and how we see each other in general. Andrea Jones interviews Sandy Holman about these critical issues and explores the origins of these things, as well as possible strategies to address these challenges.
Join Director Sandy Holman and Davis Media Access for a powerful four-part series that examines racism and highlights meaningful paths toward change.
This is part 3 of a 4 part series about racial tensions. This series addresses how the current racial tensions and fears are permeating political choices, influencing interactions with police and how we see each other in general. Andrea Jones interviews Sandy Holman about these critical issues and explores the origins of these things, as well as possible strategies to address these challenges.
Join Director Sandy Holman and Davis Media Access for a powerful four-part series that examines racism and highlights meaningful paths toward change.
This is part 4 of a 4 part series about racial tensions. This series addresses how the current racial tensions and fears are permeating political choices, influencing interactions with police and how we see each other in general. Andrea Jones interviews Sandy Holman about these critical issues and explores the origins of these things, as well as possible strategies to address these challenges.
Everyday Inspiration
Interviews and Panels on Justice
MLK365 in Sacramento Mamadou Traore being interviewed by Sandy Holman of Culture CO-OP (2019)
MLK365 in Sacramento Mamadou Traore being interviewed by Sandy Holman of Culture CO-OP (2019)
A panel discussion held at the 2019 Yolo Juneteenth Celebration and themed around Bold, United, Strong.
A panel discussion held at the 2019 Yolo Juneteenth Celebration and themed around Bold, United, Strong. Moderated by Sandy Holman, Founder of The Culture C.O.-O.P., and featuring: Jann Murray-Garcia, Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing at UC Davis Calvin Handy, UCD Police Chief Emeritus Marilyn Hayes Rev.
Jefferson, Second Baptist Church, Woodland, CA
Recorded by Aleem Shabazz, edited by Bryce Parker & Alex Silva. Recorded 06/02/19.
Yolo Juneteenth Sponsors
Friends of the Davis Library
Yolo County Library
The Culture C.O.-O.P
Travis Credit Union
UC Davis Office of Campus Community Relations
City of Davis Arts and Cultural Affairs Program
First Northern Bank
Nugget Markets
Davis Food Co-Op
Audience question: If you were to have a dream, what kind of dream would you have? Moderated by Sandy Holman, Founder of The Culture C.O.-O.P. and featuring replies from: Jann Murray-Garcia, Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing at UC Davis Calvin Handy, UCD Police Chief Emeritus, Marilyn Hayes, Rev. Jefferson, Second Baptist Church, Woodland, CA.
Recorded by Aleem Shabazz, edited by Bryce Parker & Alex Silva.
Recorded 06/02/19.
In The Studio - Episode #516 Joselyn Lua hosts Sandy Holman, Director of The Culture Co-Op and author, and Sabrina Lee and Christina Robertson, interns at the co-op.
Episode #516 Joselyn Lua hosts Sandy Holman, Director of The Culture Co-Op and author, and Sabrina Lee and Christina Robertson, interns at the co-op.
Join Director Sandy Holman and Davis Media Access for a powerful four-part series that examines racism and highlights meaningful paths toward change.
This is part 1 of a 4 part series about racial tensions. This series addresses how the current racial tensions and fears are permeating political choices, influencing interactions with police and how we see each other in general. Andrea Jones interviews Sandy Holman about these critical issues and explores the origins of these things, as well as possible strategies to address these challenges.