Collaborators

Achiote Press
In 2006 co-editors Craig Santos Perez, Jennifer Reimer, Len Shneyder, and art director Jason Buchholz founded Achiote Press. Every season, Achiote Press publishes two chapbooks: a single-author chapbook and a chap-journal featuring poetry, prose, essay, or translation by authors from diverse cultural and aesthetic backgrounds. Achiote is named after the achiote plant, which to us represents the unrepresentable, transnational, migratory, and adaptive. Achiote Press asks what it means to bear witness, to use adaption as resistance, to cross borders, to map ourselves onto a dislocated world, to speak in exile, and to suffer diasporic hunger.

def.i.ni.ción
def.i.ni.ción does not figure life out for you, it just adds a language by which you can understand and expressively journey through it. It does not end with defining our own lives. As we seek to define ourselves by deeper things, there must be an outflow of something extending beyond ourselves. To help facilitate this, def.i.ni.ción partners with organizations in the business of helping others better define their lives through education, relief, clothing, food, loans, housing, job training, medical attention, and justice. We are not satisfied with limiting def.i.ni.ción's mission and purpose with your purchase. You should not be satisfied as well. Together, there can be more.

Egrets Springs, healing artspace, LLC
Egrets vision is community health empowerment; To educate and provide holistic mind-body-emotion-spirit selfcare tools so that EVERY ONE OF US, especially marginalized populations who may lack access to holistic (such as low-income, immigrant, people of color, women, queer, children) can proactively address and heal the effects of stress, violence, trauma, abuse and poverty TO CREATE A MORE BEAUTIFUL WORLD. Egret Springs Healing Artspace, LLC, is dedicated to holistic healing: our connection with body, mind, spirit, family, community, and the natural world. Established in 2003, we specialize in the intersection of the healing arts. Our services draw from the traditions of bodywork, energywork, natural therapies and metaphysical arts.

End Internet Trafficking Coalition

One New Earth
To promote consciousness through dialogue and increase action through community and global initiatives.

Out of Time/Space: Critical Dialogues on Visuality & Alterity
The Visuality and Alterity Working Group, UC Berkeley creates other spaces of insurgencies and translocal exchanges trhough critical dialogue and creating a context for transdisciplinary debate amongst cultural studies scholars, gender/women's studies scholars, art historians, ethnic studies scholars, artists, art theorists and activists. Our interest is in pluralizing the understanding of visual practices in transnational cultural formations in order to facilitate new, intersectional and relational connections between communities, histories and discourses.

San Francisco Women's Film Festival
San Francisco Women’s Film Festival (SFWFF) mission is to honor, showcase, and facilitate the creation of films that are directed or co-directed by women. We achieve our mission by supporting, promoting, exhibiting and honoring the achievements and contributions of women in the world of cinema. We pride ourselves in creating programming that brings the highest quality films to the community through various genres including documentaries, music videos, animation, and experimental works. Our films and screenings are selected and hosted by filmmakers, professors, and other notable figures in the world of film. In addition to exhibiting the next new wave of women filmmakers, the SFWFF also makes time to pay tribute to films by women with historical significance.