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PODCAST: FIRST ONLINE WITH FRAN
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Check out ERIKA L. EWING, CEO and Founder, Got To Stop LLC interview on Dr. Frances McGarry's podcast, "First Online With Fran."
Fran and I go way way back. We share a love for theater, acting, education, and humanity. Humbled to be a guest on her show.
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LOVE DOESN'T HURT...END DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 2021
WE WOKE UP HARLEM
On OCTOBER 2, 2021, WE WOKE UP HARLEM NOW IT'S TIME TO WAKE UP THE WORLD.
Erika In The News
Human Trafficking Awareness Month, January 8, 2021 Malcolm X said, “When ‘I’ replaced with ‘We’, eve
"Erika L. Ewing rocked the mic. She founded “Got To Stop LLC” which unites a powerful consortium of experts, change agents, and visionary leaders from diverse fields courageous enough to begin a critical dialogue to find ways to eradicate injustice. '
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Event co-organized and flyer designed by Got To Stop LLC Erika Lucille Designs.
DIR. Community Engagement BLM Harlem MURAL
Ambassador Magazine, August 6, 2020, Sixth Edition
"All in all, my life will never be the same!” Erika Ewing, Founder of Got To Stop LLC, a social impact and fashion consultant company, actor, and activist. Co-Organizer and Director of Community Engagement and Logistics, and On-Site Project Manager, of the Black Lives Matter Harlem Mural.
“So many moments! The volunteers and artists soon became my support team and a new family of creatives and friends! There was no hierarchy on the installation site, and everyone played to their strengths. The constant encouragement gave me the strength and fuel to survive the heat, and sometimes turmoil in the streets!
We created an open safe space for dialogue, courageous conversations, space where everyone was heard. I, too, experienced the pain of being misunderstood, undervalued, ignored, abused, exploited, dismissed, and silenced. I had to be present and take nothing or no one for granted and truly exemplify and activate, the hashtag #BLM.
The daily conversations and interactions with the Harlem community were rich. Those exchanges challenged me to be more present, more compassionate, and more impactful!
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Social Impact Fashion Statement
Smith Alumnae Quarterly Online Magazine, Summer 2020
Being featured in my Smith College Alumnae Quarterly Magazine was a huge honor. When I started my company in 2018, Social Impact was a very new concept and budding new industry. Who knew two years later, I'd become relevant and recognized for the social justice work and advocacy I do, and, the social impact fashion I design. Social Impact Fashion Makes a Statement and Spreads A Message.
Smith Alumnae Quarterly Online Magazine, Summer 2020
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Are You Ready for Juneteenth? Shop The New Collection
The national Juneteenth Celebration is approaching, and we have launched a new collection for the celebration. It's a bold statement, and we mean what we say: Got To Stop Anti-Blackness! This collection is evoked by the tragic May 14, 2022, shooting in Buffalo, New York. We can't remain silent, and even in silence, the words speak! Check out the collection. Order now in time for Juneteenth. Get $10 off when you use the code: Juneteenth2022. #BuffaloStandsTogether