A conversation with Felysha Aragon My name is Felysha Aragon. I’m from Nambe Owingeh here in New Mexico. My father comes from the Big Island… Continue Reading What does it mean to Indigenize queer identity?
Shawn Peterson (Nuu-chah-nulth) Youth program manager, Na’ah Illahee. Itai Jeffries (Yésah) Co-Manager, Paths (Re)Membered Project Yireidi Valencia-Martinez Hñähñu (Otomi Nation) Youth coordinator, Na’ah Illahee Tell… Continue Reading Indigiqueer Gardening – Our Sovereignty is Land Sovereignty
A conversation about disability with Jen Deerinwater Osiyo! I’m a citizen of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma and am bisexual and Two Spirit. I’m also… Continue Reading Decolonization Means the End of Ableism
My name is Noquisi. I’m 22, Cherokee. I live in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I’m HIV positive. I’m an artist and a model. I paint, I do… Continue Reading To Destigmatize HIV We Have to Talk About It: A Conversation with Noquisi
In July 2020, the Supreme Court ruled for McGirt in McGirt v. Oklahoma, acknowledging that Congress has never extinguished the reservation lands set aside for… Continue Reading McGirt v. Oklahoma: Responses from Queer Indigenous Oklahomans
In this month’s blog post, four public health professionals describe their journeys toward inclusive programming for Two Spirit and Indigenous LGBTQ+ people within organizations and… Continue Reading Remembering Our Two Spirit & Indigenous LGBTQ+ Relatives
A Conversation with Evan Benally Atwood My business card says Diné, Queer, Creative. I don’t include the label of filmmaker, director of photography, or any… Continue Reading My Joy is Visual Sovereignty
Qualifications of Being is a comic-based zine (a short, self-published magazine) exploring being Trans and Two Spirit. I sat down with author Raven Two Feathers… Continue Reading Qualifications of Being
I first visited Renea Menchaca at Portland’s Native American Youth and Family Center the week of their Queer Prom. Renea sat at a sewing machine,… Continue Reading Supporting our Youth: How A Two Spirit Safe Space Alliance Changed Our Community
Last week, for National Coming Out Day, we asked how you show pride for your Two Spirit and LGBTQ+ community. We received so many diverse… Continue Reading The Many Colors of our Pride