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Some of our PAST PROJECTS:
Our final project, Scars Tell Stories: A Queer and Trans (Dis)ability Zine.
Through poetry, art, and essays, this zine tells our stories—funny, sexy, and complex—as a radical act of resistance, and prioritizes the work of trans people and people of color working for radical social change.
Click here for more information.
Racism at the TransMission Festival(Text File) A zine documenting racism in the organizing of the 2004 TransMission Festival in Victoria, BC. This zine compiles emails exchanged between the organizers of the TransMission Festival and anti-racist Queer, Trans, and GenderQueer organizers.
Download Gender Glossary (PDF) Gender Glossary(Text File) This may give you a clearer idea of some the words being used in the current Transgender, Genderqueer, and other gender variant communities. Anti-Racism for White Folks: An Interactive Workshop
This workshop uses interactive theater techniques (Theater of the Oppressor) to explore issues of white supremacy, power, privilege, allyship and accountability in the trans movement.
Victoria, BC. Canada.
Anti-Racism for White GLBTQ Folks: An Interactive Workshop Facilitated by Colin Kennedy Donovan
This day-long intensive used a participatory theater form
created for non-actors, Theater of the Oppressor (TOP) to explore issues of white
privilege, power and racism
in the white GLBTQ community. Adapted from Augusto Boal's Theater of the Oppressed,
TOP creates
a tangible arena to examine allyship, interruption/perpetuation of everyday racism, and
societal systems of power.
SCARS TELL STORIES: Queer and Trans (Dis)ability Performance and Community Forum November 19, 2003 Featuring: Colin Kennedy Donovan, Qwo-Li Driskill, Louis Cruz, billie rain SCARS TELL STORIES: (Dis)ability, Writing, and Activism Fall, 2003. This 4-week course focused on our experiences as Queer/GLBT people with physcial, psychological, emotional, and cognative (dis)abilities.
Voices out of the Fire: Race, Writing and Queer Youth Activism Spring, 2001. This 10-week course focused on our experiences as Queer/GLBT youth of color and used writing as a tool to tell our stories. Read work from Voices out of the Fire! poets, basiL, billie and Colin. OUT/RAGE/US: RESYST/Revolutionary Voices Road Trip October 11 & 12, 2000. Book reading & release of Revolutionary Voices: A Multicultural Queer
Youth Anthology edited by Amy Sonnie. (Alyson: 2000).
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