A Livable Future for All
This 1,024-foot street mural along Elliot Avenue in Santa Rosa was created through a collaboration between Santa Rosa Junior College student clubs, community organizations, and artist David Solnit to street mural with the concept of a “Livable Future for All.” Over 200 participants contributed individual 12-foot sections, forming a unified visual story connected by shared elements like a blue butterfly path and Indigenous basket-weave patterns developed with the Raizes Collective and Monarch Project. The Student Health Services section focused on physical, mental, and social wellness, highlighting how caring for oneself supports caring for others and the environment—key to a sustainable future.
Mural Setup Aerial View, Elliot Avenue, Santa Rosa
Each blue dot represents the position of an SRJC Student Organization’s 12′ circular mural.
Brainstorming and Design
Videos
Aerial video by SRJC and ground footage of student organizations creating Earth Day Murals.
Photos
Participating Organizations:
Black Student Union, Umoja, Sawubona, Rising Scholars Club, SRJC Cheer Team, Sustainability Club & Committee, Biology, Chemistry, & Physics Club, Circle K International Club, Housing and Homeless Awareness Club, Philosophy Club & Department, SRJC Student Group, HS Student Group, Kindness Crew – student group, All Faculty Association, International Student Program, Student Health PEERS, High School Equivalency Diploma – Spanish/English, Saleh’s Art 1.2, Saleh’s Art 1.1, Multicultural Museum, EOPS, CalWORKs & Foster Youth Programs, Sonoma County Climate Mobilization & So Co Sunrise, Art in Public Places Committee, Green Mary Goodwerks, Climate Protectors, New Horizon School, Healdsburg Community for Sustainable Solutions, Youth and Staff from VOICES Youth Center, Student Government Assembly, North Bay Jobs with Justice, Chop’s Teen Club & Roseland Rises, Roseland University Prep School.