Dear Patriarchy

Why Do You Have To Go And Make Things So Complicated? In (my) dream of a liberatory future, white cis identifying women need to recognize that they are powerful and dangerous. We need to be real about the historically constructed sancti

Indigenous Goddess GangJanuary 10, 2019

Traditional Evolution: Indigenous Queers Reclaiming Identity Honored Through R.I.S.E. Fellowship

 

This issue of Dear Patriarchy presents a podcast feature acknowledging the phenomenal

Ginger DunnillSeptember 29, 2018

R.i.s.e. Honors.. three Indigenous Artists In Inaugural Fellowship. R.I.S.E. congratulates the phenomenal and empowering work of the R.I.S.E. Artist + Poet 2018 Fellowship Recipients

In this episode B

Ginger DunnillJune 27, 2018

A Nation Is a Massacre

 

A Nation Is a Massacre, the first New York institutional solo exhibition by artist and activist and initiative R.I.S.E.: Radical Indigenous Survivance & Empow

Ginger DunnillMay 17, 2018

Ginger DunnillApril 5, 2018

R.i.s.e. Fellowship Application In this episode of the Dear Patriarchy podcast series we hear from collaborator, artist and activist Demian DinéYazhi' about the intention and motivation for the currently open $1,000 unrestricted

Issue 4

Ginger DunnillMarch 1, 2018

Locusts Zine Release & Dj Miss Ginger Mixtape Locusts is a publication & curatorial collaboration that addresses & challenges the current stasis in the mainstream & so-called radical queer communities.

Issue 3

Ginger DunnillJanuary 28, 2018

Dear Patriarchy PODCAST SERIES EP. 1 DEMIAN DINÉYAZHI' We are very excited to present the first episode of the Dear Patriarchy  Podcast Series, hosted by Broken Boxes Podcast and featuring interview and reflections wi

Issue 2

Ginger DunnillNovember 28, 2017

Indigenous Women Empower the Resistance!

 

Through event programing, music, printed material, podcasting, and interactive art, Dear Patriarchy  is a platform created to provide reco

Issue 1

Ginger DunnillOctober 28, 2017