In Memory of Aleka Artemis Munroe (1959-2026)

The Aplomb Project honors the legacy of Aleka Artemis Munroe. In lieu of flowers, she chose memorial contributions may be made to The Aplomb Project. Read her story, poetry and see her portrait as we reflect on the importance of her life and legacy.



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Your gift enables us to:

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Gift inspiring oil portraits of resilience to trauma survivors

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Distribute art kits including expressive sketchbooks to survivors and organizations who work with them

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Host inclusive public art exhibitions and events that highlight and celebrate the strength of survivors

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Foster an interactive and growing community platform for survivors and allies

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Hold healing workshops including creative arts, art history chats, poetry readings and writing activities

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Publish a biannual book featuring inspirational paintings, stories, and poems

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Award art scholarships to survivors, so they may benefit from the healing powers of artistic expression without financial barriers

Prefer to donate by check? Make payable to The Aplomb Project and mail to 262 Central Ave, Dover, NH 03820.

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The Aplomb Project is a non-profit a 501(c)3 organization that uses the transformative power of art to uplift trauma survivors, promote creative healing, and present inclusive artistic opportunities. All contributions are tax deductible to the full extent of the law.

Aplomb Gallery resides at Cocheco (CO-chi-co) on N’dakinna (n-DA-ki-na), now called Dover, New Hampshire, which is the unceded traditional ancestral homeland of the Abenaki (a-BEN-a-ki), Pennacook and Wabanaki Peoples, past and present. We acknowledge and honor with gratitude the land, waterways, living beings and the Aln8bak (Al-nuh-bak), the people who have stewarded N’dakinna (n-DA-ki-na) for many millennia.