THE #SayHerName campaign raises awareness about the often invisible names and stories of African American women and girls who are, along with African American men, victims of police violence in the United States.
More than five years since the campaign was launched by the African American Policy Forum, it is now the focus of an auction of artworks made by over 100 creative stars, from Cardi B and Usher to David Hockney.
Over 100 stars got creative for the “Show Me the Signs” benefit exhibition and auction, creating protest signs that fight for change. Cardi B, Jim Carrey, George Condo, Billie Eilish, David Hockney, Bruno Mars, Camille Henrot and Nathaniel Mary Quinn have all made artworks for the sale, the proceeds of which will go to the #SayHerName Mothers Network, run by the African American Policy Forum (AAPF).
Starting bids for the artworks range from $1 (about P48) for a
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