Berwyn Public Art Initiative (BPAI) and the City of Berwyn unveiled and dedicated a new mural that inspires hope and the vision for a world built on love, justice, and equity. The unveiling was held on Wednesday at City Hall in Berwyn. A team of 17 African-American and Latinx artists were hired to create a visual interpretation of takeaways and highlights collected from a series of community listening sessions hosted by BPAI in collaboration with the City of Berwyn. “I want to thank the Berwyn Mayor’s Office,” said Darryl E. Allen, Professor, The Mentorship Institute, “for being courageous enough to seek honest feedback from its Black and Brown citizens. Honest feedback is often difficult to hear.” Professor Allen’s work is guided by LaSierra University’s Center for Conflict Resolution and Dr. Frida Rundell at the International Institute for Restorative Practices (IIRP).  BPAI leverages public art to provide the community with perspective and ways to envision a better world.  For more information about the BLM mural project, please visit: https://www.berwynpublicartinitiative.org/blmmural