The Museum of Broken Windows is a pop-up experience on the impacts of policing in New York City featuring the work of artists and performers. In 2018, the original museum asked what toll Broken Windows policing had taken on Black and Brown New Yorkers, and invited visitors to reflect on why the outdated policing strategy belonged in a museum rather than on our streets. Five years later with “29 Million Dreams,” the museum now asks what toll the city’s over-reliance on policing has taken on our ability to deliver the real supports and solutions we need to have the thriving city we dream of.

Carroll Hall is a proud supporter of this project coordinated by the ACLU of New York (NYCLU).

Please note: This event is not being held at Carroll Hall.