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This IWD (2026) we challenge ourselves to actively contribute towards Justice for all people. By citing, reading, referencing, sharing teaching about Women

As part of Drama Queens' Eban Collective second cohort Adaobi Chiemelu @doemystiq curated this zine which we share…

Fire Grazed My Home by Robert D is a heartfelt piece submitted as part of our #OurStories
They juxtapose loosing love with loosing access to the physical warmth of a house and the connections which tie us to them.

The complexity of my identity is not just rooted in being queer but in the intersections of race, gender, and my cultural background.

This reflection is first in our Spatial Reality series, IZ reflects on their positionality and how they navigate the worlds around them

Drama Queens seeks to use theatre as a means of restoring gender equity and balance to achieve a world state where women would no longer be a group of the oppressed, but would be creative and active agents, playing their key roles in contributing to universal progress…

Drama Queens uses theatre as a means of restoring gender equity and balance to encourage rich conversations around women’s lives and roles in society.

In the year 2019 of the New World Order of the Council of the Seti, the current Moongirls are four African Supersheroes who fight a physical and philosophical war. Their mission: to restore Truth, Propriety, Order, Balance, Justice, and Harmony. Ma’at.

On August 10, 2021, I was part of a panel at the American Sociological Association where we discussed efforts to decolonize sexualities around the world.

On December 18, over 300 people will gather at Nubuke Foundation to celebrate the global launch of the ‘Voices Audioplay’ directed by poet Aja Monet.

”We really can’t afford for Ghanaian women to feel like they can’t lead change in Ghana”- @kinnareads