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Queers Against Israeli Apartheid (QuAIA) and Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP) in the studio talking about pinkwashing, Palestinian Justice, Mayor Murray's involvement with Israel, and Seattle's sister city.
Queers Against Israeli Apartheid (QuAIA) and Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP) in the studio about pinkwashing, Palestinian Justice, Mayor Murray's involvement with Israel, and Seattle's (evil!) sister city.
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Today, we will be interviewing people that organized the May #BlackWomxnsLivesMatter vigil and members of the Black Unicorn Collective. Aimeé Josiane and Justin Rodriguez will be talking about the importances of Black cisgender and transgender womxn organizing together.
Today, we will be interviewing people that organized the May #BlackWomxnsLivesMatter vigil and members of the Black Unicorn Collective. Aimeé Josiane and Justin Rodriguez will be talking about the importances of Black cisgender and transgender womxn organizing together.
Community Accountability; Transformative Justice; and the cooptation of movements by the non-profit industrial complex with Kiyomi Fujikawa and Stacy Torre fresh from the Color of Violence 4 #cov4 by INCITE! Women and Trans People of Color Against Violence
Community Accountability; Transformative Justice; and the cooptation of movements by the non-profit industrial complex with Kiyomi Fujikawa and Stacy Torre fresh from the Color of Violence 4 #cov4 by INCITE! Women and Trans People of Color Against Violence
This Is How We Move Wherever you are right now, the movement for racial justice is loud. Things have changed and people are feeling the surge of make-it-happen,…
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This first video in the This Is How We Move series features funny and fierce consultant, event planner and creative luminary Lulu Luzviminda Carpenter of Uzuri Consulting and Productions. Lulu is also part of WonderLab Culture Collective, which is focused on economic, healing and transformative justice. Among Lulu’s upcoming events is a Fundraiser to help send Generative Somatics students from the Seattle community to San Fransisco to learn how to be more effective movement workers and transformative healers. This will be Lulu’s third year in a training series to build their and others’ skills to move toward their visions with an embodied leadership. @lulunation206 #lulunation
Performers Briq House, The Lady B, and poet Imani Sims sit down to talk about the body as resistance.
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This week we sat down with Jamie, a member of the Puget Mycological Society, Dean Jackson with Tacoma's Hilltop Urban Gardens, and the crew of Complex Movements from Detroit. Some things we discussed were community in non-human life forms (mycelium!), land sovereignty, and the mysterious Pod that has graced Seattle. Bios, photos, and timestamps forthcoming!
Rafael/a Luna-Pizano, LMP, Labor Support More information: http://prisondoulaproject.wix.com/qtpocbirthworkshop Rafael/a (Rafa) is grateful to be a surviving descendant of Filipin@, Mexica and uknown Spanish ancestors, baklat and curander@ ancestors; healing and growing. He has come to birthwork through bodywork, as he found bodywork to be an integral part of healing from any physical/spiritual transition, especially pregnancy. Being raised in a family that valued and practiced helot helot (massage), and later experiencing support through bodywork during life transitions, Rafa eventually pursued a license in massage therapy to practice in the state of Washington. Rafa has continued to work as an LMP since 2011, supporting transgender, gender-fluid and two-spirit/ed folks with bodywork and energywork. To learn more about his practice, visit www.xochimeh.com.
Rafa struggled to step into birthwork as a transperson, but finally attended DONA-certified trainings to learn about doula work. Rafa found classes to be inaccessible for transgender folks and people of color, and uninformative about queer and trans pregnancy experiences. Struggling to find accessible information, Rafa has since been gathering birth education through self-study, attending births, talking story with queer elders and birthworkers of color, participating in the Prison Doula Project's workshops, and searching for traditional midwives and parteras who are open to teaching him. Rafa believes that all peoples have the right to experience pregnancy, birth, abortion, adoption, etc. in a respectful, consensual and safe way. He hopes to one day apply to midwifery programs that can provide competent and respectful full spectrum birth education about and for all bodies and all genders. Until then, he's just dreamin', prayin' and waterin' seeds for a new day.
A discussion between hosts LuluNation, Otterboi and Auntieboi reflecting on the transitions within the radio show, as we move into our 6th month of broadcasting.
