SAVAE, Inc.

11/28/2023

Join the Fight!
100% of the donations given to the campaign from November 14-28 will go to directly support the Fearless Foundation, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that provides capital, community, mentorship, and education to women of color entrepreneurs. https://nmsdc.org/join/we-are-all-fearless/donate/

03/31/2023

Join the .omicronny and on Saturday, April 1st, for a panel discussion with local NYC Black Women-owned businesses sharing their stories.

This is a great opportunity to network and experience the products and services offered by Black Women entrepreneurs. The event is FREE and open to all.

03/08/2022

In loving memory of one of world’s greatest photographers. March 7th marks the anniversary of Gordon Parks. May he continue to Rest In Peace and Power ❤️.

01/31/2021

The Poe Park Visitor Center proudly presents its virtual exhibition in commemoration of Black History Month. One of the featured artists is our very own Co-Founder, Patrice Payne.

NYC Parks is making important service changes. Find out more about our additional safety precautions, program cancellations, and potential closures before you head to a park or recreation center.

12/31/2020

2020 was a challenging, emotional and disheartening year. However, the events of this year were emblematic of the long-standing inequities that are rooted in a history of systemic discrimination.

12/03/2020

Patrice Payne, Co-Founder of SAVAE Inc., is one of the artists featured in the Best Public Art of 2020 editorial by .

Artists and curators share their favorite public artworks of the year, from Nicholas Galanin’s “Shadow on the Land” to Black Lives Matters murals.

09/20/2020

Celebrate by remembering the most influential Latin American Artists.

Many of the groundbreaking, influential Latin American artists of the 20th century were not tied to a region but were incredibly global.

09/01/2020

Watch Artsy's Everette Taylor in conversation with prominent Black business leaders and creators on the Black experience in the art world.

08/28/2020

August 28th holds significance.

Ava DuVernay made a film about the historic events of that date.

08/14/2020

Pay Black Women What They’re Worth

August 13th was Black Women’s Equal Pay Day — the day an average Black woman must work into 2020 to get paid what an average white man did in 2019. In published a report on why this wage gap happens in the corporate world. Two words: systemic racism. Senior leaders are less likely to interact with or promote Black women (even though Black women are qualified and ask). Black women are also affected by day-to-day discrimination and microaggressions — and don’t see strong allies in the workplace. So what can you do to support Black women? shares the following tips:

1. Talk openly about salaries, and be vocal where you see unfairness.

2. Encourage workplaces to do the work to fight systemic racism.

3. If you are not Black, routinely check your own workplace behaviors and biases.

4. Celebrate Black women’s achievements and advocate to pay Black women what they are worth, wherever you are

Everything you need to know about the barriers Black women face at work—& what companies can do about it.

07/14/2020

This list serves as Artsy Editorial’s ongoing resource for art lovers to learn more about and support Black-owned galleries across the United States.