e-space
Later, it morphed from that into Plastic Media of Lafayette and then became e-space, inc.
These were all the same not-for-profit, but we created our theatrical and digital productions in the view of our mission, where our staff worked with the local arts center, local theater folk, and a women's shelter.
Our work gave voice to women who were working hard to regain their individual voices. e-space, inc. also worked with local LGBTQIA++ community members.
When its founders moved to Port Angeles, e-space, inc. of Louisiana further grew into its current formation, e-space, a Washington not-for-profit. In all its time and through all its mission changes, it has continued to serve marginalized folks. That has not and never will change.