Trinity City Arts began peer editing for Trinity City Comics Issue #2 in December 2025 with students from Morris Jeff High School. The sessions with students were nothing short of inspiring. Alex, co-writer of Trinity City Comic Issue #2, and a sophomore psychology major at Paul Quinn College, shares his experience. Recently, as a peer educator with TCArts, I had the chance to interact with some Morris Jeff seniors while they were helping with editing issue two of Trinity City Comics, and the...

The 2025 Artivist Awards broke all kinds of records! It was the first time we gave all three awards to women, in honor of Trinity City Arts (and our field of arts/activism) being majority woman-led. It was the first time we offered the Trinity City Lounge, where our young artivists got to talk one-on-one about their work with other youth and adult attendees. We had more auction items, more food and beverage donors, and more fun than ever before! Couldn't make the Awards? Want to continue your...

Our youth staff members reflect on how TCArts has shaped their artivism. As we ramp up to the 2025 Artivist Awards next week (get your tickets here !) we are reflecting on all of the incredible ways that youth artivists fuel the work, joy and passion of Trinity City Arts. Trinity City Arts is a small non-profit organization that builds our community in four ways:  We publish Trinity City Comics , an original afrofuturist comic book about the future of New Orleans that inspires youth to...