PROJECTS
Michelle Benavidez Mural
The portrait mural, located in Sacramento, CA near the corner of Arden and Del Paso Blvd, painted by famed mural artist Shane Grammer of Shane Grammer Arts, depicts Michelle Benavidez, niece of Survivor's Media's cofounders and a victim of violent homicide. With intricate details that capture her spirit and personality, Michelle is shown with a gentle smile and with the words "One face among many in our communities." The mural portrays the wonderful life of a vibrant young woman, the preciousness of life and the tragedy of her untimely death. The powerful message conveyed by the mural served as inspiration for Paula Gardner's work for justice for victims of violent crimes, and also inspired the formation of Survivor's Media, a platform that provides support and resources for survivors of violent crimes.
Mural for Victims of Violent Crime
The mural painted by Shane Grammer near the corner of Florin and 25th Street features portraits of six victims of violent crimes, each with their own unique story and significance. The mural is both beautiful and heart-wrenching, capturing the essence of each victim and commemorating their lives in a meaningful way. From left to right the mural features the portraits of: Shanda Lee Bigelow-Givens, Rodney Hu, Taylor Blackwell, Michelle Benavidez, Sarayah Jade, and Leilani Beauchamp.
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This mural is in the last phase of completion. Please consider donating to help complete this mural.
Mural #3 In-Development
This mural will feature victims of violent crime, and is currently in the process of arranging families, artist, and wall locations for this community mural project.
Documentary #1 In-Development
This project is currently in-development. More information will be released soon.
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