Indigiqueer Creative Alliance

Indigiqueer Creative Alliance Enhancing QTBIPOC visibility through radically inclusive spaces, skill development, and networking in order to protect, maintain and amplify our communities.✨

Serving QTBIPOC creatives, leaders and communities.✨

❤️‍🔥 INDIGIPRIDE . TOMORROW . HAPPY PRIDE ❤️‍🔥
06/23/2026

❤️‍🔥 INDIGIPRIDE . TOMORROW . HAPPY PRIDE ❤️‍🔥

TODAY IS YOUR LAST CHANCE TO GET YOUR COMMUNITY DISCOUNT USING DISCOUNT CODE: BALLROOM — AT CHECKOUT WHEN YOU PURCHASE Y...
06/23/2026

TODAY IS YOUR LAST CHANCE TO GET YOUR COMMUNITY DISCOUNT USING DISCOUNT CODE: BALLROOM — AT CHECKOUT WHEN YOU PURCHASE YOUR TICKET USING SHOTGUN!!! 😘✨

Happy Pride Month! It’s ok to be angry!❤️‍🔥✨
06/05/2026

Happy Pride Month! It’s ok to be angry!❤️‍🔥✨

Today we honor and remember our missing and murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, Q***r, Trans & Two Spirit relatives. But e...
05/05/2026

Today we honor and remember our missing and murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, Q***r, Trans & Two Spirit relatives. But even as our organization grows the truth is there is a gap in data on Q***r, Trans & Two Spirit peoples. Filling this gap is DETRIMENTAL to understanding the true scope of not only the MMIWG epidemic but of Indigenous communities, everywhere. ❤️‍🔥✨🫶🏼

iQ is working to launch our INDIGiQUEER research initiative in 2027 to fill this gap. Stay tuned! 🙏🏽❤️‍🔥

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After 4 years since the project's inception we are beyond thrilled to announce the publishing of TOKALA now available! I...
04/14/2026

After 4 years since the project's inception we are beyond thrilled to announce the publishing of TOKALA now available!

Indigiqueer.org/tokala

TOKALA is a photo series highlighting the intersectionality of climate and social justice by centering on youth organizers and the stories of the communities they reside in. The series name is derived from the Lakota word Tokala; honoring an elite warrior society recognized for their skill, bravery and leadership.

Featuring thirteen activists from eleven locations across the United States, the series reflects the varied climates and lifestyles in each region while illuminating the connecting thread of injustice. TOKALA-photographed by Carlos Jaramillo and styled by Marcus Correa-offers an educational platform for a wider audience to visually understand the many faces of climate justice through stylized portraits complimented by fine art documentary imagery. The goal of TOKALA is twofold: to spread awareness of climate realities and to shift the narrative being presented to the general public. Though the causes are complex, the reality is consistent: QBIPOC communities are disproportionately affected by climate change and have always been at the forefront of the fight against it.

Printed in Italy the hardcover book includes full color print imagery accompanied by text bios of each activist and an afterword from model & activist Quannah Chasinghorse.

All proceeds will go towards the ongoing expansion of this project

Photographs by Carlos Jaramillo

Creative Direction and Styling by Marcus Correa

Produced by Thomas Lopez Jr.

Designed & Published by Convoke NYC

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