The
Dream

To have as many people
as possible feel invited
to imagine
the America
we want to create.

What do you want for the future of

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What do you want for the future of the

In 2026, we
will commemorate
the 250th year
of the United States of America.

It could be a time of great division—or a once-in-a-lifetime moment for pride, reckoning, and aspiration.

We can—if we so choose—use the next five years to build an America big enough to hold us all.

behind the
images

In honor of the artists and photographers helping see our country anew. Beacons of hope (Statue of Liberty by Brandon Mowinkel) and bearers of change (Eye For Ebony) invite us to build a home for all (Home by Keith Yamashita), realized on a monumental land (Gautier Salles) that remembers its ancestors (Madonna ThunderHawk by Flora Hanitijo for www.warriorwomenfilm.com) alongside the sacrifices of those who protect it (Jessica Gray by Platon). This is a call for new connections, for honoring traditions (Phinehas Adams), and for endless exploration (Dan Winters).

To have as many people
as possible feel invited
to imagine
the America
we want to create.

To do so in
a way
that then calls
us to build a shared future.

The
Dream

A future that will, finally, see and
hold all of us.

you're invited

Join us to create our shared future.

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To have as many people as possible feel invited to imagine the America we want to create.

To have as many people as possible feel invited to imagine the America we want to create.

To do so in a way that then calls us to build a shared future.

A future that will, finally, see and hold all of us.

To have as many people
as possible feel invited
to imagine
the America
we want to create.

To have as many people
as possible feel invited
to imagine
the America
we want to create.

To do so in
a way
that then calls
us to build a shared future.

A future that will, finally, see and
hold all of us.