We create safer, empowering, trauma-informed, artistic spaces for survivors of sexual violence.

We resist all forms of violence: sexual, physical, mental, emotional, verbal, ritual violence & abuse.

Queer and Trans, Disabled, Black, Indigenous, and of Color survivors lead our organization and our liberation movement.

We are a collective of multi-ethnic, multi-racial, multi-caste, intergenerational survivors that practice shared, horizontal leadership.

We believe creativity is a powerful and dynamic tool of resistance and resilience that has the capacity to bring an end to sexual violence.

We know that white supremacy, cis-hetero-patriarchy, colonialism, imperialism and dehumanization of all kinds is the root cause of sexual violence.

We demand economic justice and claim abundance for survivors and artists.

We recognize that survivors can have a history of surviving violence, and still experience structural privileges.

We believe that when we break the silence on sexual violence and all of its insidious forms, we are more able to dream up a safer and freer world for ourselves and future generations.

We build solidarity with other survivor-led organizations and liberation struggles to oppose all forms of violence & oppression. We utilize creative models of community organizing and action.

We practice community-based, participatory models to collectively define solutions to eradicate sexual violence at its root.

We practice an embodied sense of consent in all aspects of what we do, how we show up, and what we create.

We believe our bodies carry knowledge that guides us to freedom.