The Compton Art & History Museum: Proud Origins Walk
January 31st, 2026 | Compton, CA
“The reason we created this event was seeing all the injustice our immigrants were facing, we felt we had to do something to help. We already had an exhibition around what was going on but felt raising funds for an organization with boots in the ground was the right course of action. Thus the Proud Orgins walk!”
- Compton Museum Instagram, Jan. 2026
The people of Compton were outside, proud of their city and their origins. They refuse to take the threat of ice lying down.
The people of Compton were outside, proud of their city and their origins. They refuse to take the threat of ice lying down.
The people of Compton were outside, proud of their city and their origins. They refuse to take the threat of ice lying down.
The people of Compton were outside, proud of their city and their origins. They refuse to take the threat of ice lying down.
The people of Compton were outside, proud of their city and their origins. They refuse to take the threat of ice lying down.
The people of Compton were outside, proud of their city and their origins. They refuse to take the threat of ice lying down.
The people of Compton were outside, proud of their city and their origins. They refuse to take the threat of ice lying down.
The people of Compton were outside, proud of their city and their origins. They refuse to take the threat of ice lying down.
The people of Compton were outside, proud of their city and their origins. They refuse to take the threat of ice lying down.
The people of Compton were outside, proud of their city and their origins. They refuse to take the threat of ice lying down.
The people of Compton were outside, proud of their city and their origins. They refuse to take the threat of ice lying down.
The people of Compton were outside, proud of their city and their origins. They refuse to take the threat of ice lying down.
The people of Compton were outside, proud of their city and their origins. They refuse to take the threat of ice lying down.
The people of Compton were outside, proud of their city and their origins. They refuse to take the threat of ice lying down.
The people of Compton were outside, proud of their city and their origins. They refuse to take the threat of ice lying down.
The people of Compton were outside, proud of their city and their origins. They refuse to take the threat of ice lying down.
And what kind of protest would it be without a bit of celebration of what makes us phenomenal, the diversity of our friends, family, and neighbors.
And what kind of protest would it be without a bit of celebration of what makes us phenomenal, the diversity of our friends, family, and neighbors.
And what kind of protest would it be without a bit of celebration of what makes us phenomenal, the diversity of our friends, family, and neighbors.
And what kind of protest would it be without a bit of celebration of what makes us phenomenal, the diversity of our friends, family, and neighbors.
And what kind of protest would it be without a bit of celebration of what makes us phenomenal, the diversity of our friends, family, and neighbors.
And what kind of protest would it be without a bit of celebration of what makes us phenomenal, the diversity of our friends, family, and neighbors.
And what kind of protest would it be without a bit of celebration of what makes us phenomenal, the diversity of our friends, family, and neighbors.
And what kind of protest would it be without a bit of celebration of what makes us phenomenal, the diversity of our friends, family, and neighbors.
And what kind of protest would it be without a bit of celebration of what makes us phenomenal, the diversity of our friends, family, and neighbors.
And what kind of protest would it be without a bit of celebration of what makes us phenomenal, the diversity of our friends, family, and neighbors.
And what kind of protest would it be without a bit of celebration of what makes us phenomenal, the diversity of our friends, family, and neighbors.
And what kind of protest would it be without a bit of celebration of what makes us phenomenal, the diversity of our friends, family, and neighbors.
And what kind of protest would it be without a bit of celebration of what makes us phenomenal, the diversity of our friends, family, and neighbors.
And what kind of protest would it be without a bit of celebration of what makes us phenomenal, the diversity of our friends, family, and neighbors.
And what kind of protest would it be without a bit of celebration of what makes us phenomenal, the diversity of our friends, family, and neighbors.
And what kind of protest would it be without a bit of celebration of what makes us phenomenal, the diversity of our friends, family, and neighbors.
And what kind of protest would it be without a bit of celebration of what makes us phenomenal, the diversity of our friends, family, and neighbors.
And what kind of protest would it be without a bit of celebration of what makes us phenomenal, the diversity of our friends, family, and neighbors.
In spite of it all, our community perseveres. When we come together, change is inevitable. We raised $9,000 with the help of you all! These funds will directly help the families affected by recent ICE raids. A huge thank you to CHIRLA for all the hard work they do on the front lines. Compton is here to support you!
- Compton Museum Instagram, Jan. 2026