Anti-Poverty Pop-Up Museum at Peaslee Neighborhood Center

Join the Poverty Liberation Collective (PLC) for a month-long installation of the at Peaslee Neighborhood Center, running from Friday, April 11 to Friday, May 16, and open during Peaslee's regular hours: Monday through Friday, 9am–6pm.

About the Museum
The Anti-Poverty Pop-Up Museum is a creative, community-driven exhibit that explores three interconnected themes:
🖼️ The realities of poverty in the U.S.
🤝 Mutual aid as a tool for survival and empowerment
🌹 Joy as resistance, through the Bread and Roses Project

All displays are located in Peaslee’s main lobby and are designed to be engaging and thought-provoking.

Opening Night – Solidarity Social
To kick things off, we’re hosting a Solidarity Social on Friday, April 11, from 5–7pm in the same space. Join us to celebrate the opening, connect with others, and experience the museum in community. (A separate Eventbrite page will be available for this event.)

Accessibility and Inclusivity
We are committed to making the museum as accessible as possible. Features include:

• All displays available in English, Spanish, and Braille
• Accessible entrance and bathroom

If you have additional accessibility needs, please email us at .

Why Attend?
Whether you’ve experienced poverty firsthand or want to better understand and challenge it, APPUM invites you to reflect, connect, and take part in the movement for economic justice. Come learn how mutual aid, solidarity, and joy can help us build a world where everyone thrives.

We can’t wait to welcome you!

Host or Publisher Poverty Liberation Collective