From the children with asthma in the South Bronx
to the American Empire’s occupation of Hawaiʻi and Puerto Rico.

From the settler uprooting the olive trees of Palestine,
to the capitalist draining the Amazon’s forests and the Congo’s veins for profit —
the land is forever in struggle.

Through poetry, music, and storytelling, this open mic is our space to amplify, grieve, and resist.

If you’d like to be a speaker, please fill out the Google Form in our bio. You may share an original piece, or one from another author that resonates deeply with you.

📅 Saturday, December 13
🕒 3–5 PM
📍 RSVP for location