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We are seeking to grow our creative team of storytellers, strategists, artists and time travelers who are driven by a vision of equity and liberation! Come join us!

RC is currently recruiting for a Social Media Manager & Designer (Part-Time) and a Storyteller Strategist (part-time) to support us in elevating our work, and the voices of the resisters of injustice we partner with. Apply via the links below! And please spread the word!
Social Media Manager & Designer: bit.ly/3Lpwsqc
Storyteller Strategist: bit.ly/3wp3wKH

Missing and sitting with her brave, beautiful, power-filled words, guidance, and wisdom.

from: bell hooks, Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black

Artifacts are one of the first methods of time travel - not objects frozen in time, but rather objects that transcend time onto which we imbue story and meaning. Here are a few more artifacts of the future created by some brilliant makers in our workshop at !!! After the workshop these were part of the museum of the future, hosted by Stanford d.school! These created objects show us what a liberated and just future could look like.

Time travel is and always has been a tradition, a process, a way of being through which our ancestors and through which we exist. It is critical to social justice, and we look to Black women leaders, thinkers, writers, poets, and creators like N.K. Jemisin, who expand how we think about past and future, to help us dream and craft stories in all directions.

Last year we collaborated with on a graphic series spotlighting the work of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) and the barriers and violences they face because of their leadership in these movements. This emerged out of their  Report.

Featured here is Windel Bolinget, an indigenous rights defender and the Chairperson of the Cordillera Peoples Alliance (CPA), an alliance of over 300 indigenous people’s organizations in the Cordillera region of the Philippines campaigning against extrajudicial killings, trumped-up cases, enforced disappearance, harassment, and intimidation of Cordillera indigenous peoples.

69% of killings of human rights defenders in 2020 were connected with land and indigenous peoples rights.

Yet, networks like the CPA continue to struggle for indigenous rights, land, identities.

Artist: Lauren Friedlander/Resistance Communications