The Each-Other Project

The Each-Other Project Celebreating and Creating a community for GBTQ PoC through arts and advocacy! We work as a platform to build a safe and relevant space for expression.

The Each-Other Proeject (The EOP) is about community, and engaging and interacting with that community. We represent facets of urban q***r life that aren't always seen or represented in mainstream media. The EOP uses creative digital content as their primary tool in creating and engaging community. Some of our current work includes:

: an ongoing interactive campaign aimed to rid th

e shame, and raise awareness, of depression and mental health amongst GBT POC. The Space Between: Our first short film exploring the boundaries of romantic and platonic love between two roommates. Modern Day Black Gay ( ): an introspective web-series that explores what it means to be Black and Gay in modern society. The series focuses on issues that Black, Gay men face as told through the eyes of its cynical protagonist Malcolm Hughes, a writer in his late twenties, who lives in Brooklyn, NY. I Hate New York: comedic web series about a black millennial who's trying to pursue his dreams and survive in the Big City, but failing at both. "Exploring:" Exploring is a series that creates dialogue that focuses on various topics within the LGBTQ community. Tandem: an artistic collaborative experience. This series combines the power of words and the beauty of visuals, a joint project between Poet & Cinematographer.

ATLANTA! Join us this Saturday at noon at for "Simply Stunning" screening of our short film "home" starring , & Donja R...
10/02/2025

ATLANTA! Join us this Saturday at noon at for "Simply Stunning" screening of our short film "home" starring , & Donja R. Love, hosted by . Get your tickets now with the link in our bio!

'home' will make is NYC premiere on at NewFest36 on October 11th at Noon at Nitehawk Cinema in Brooklyn. Tickets are ava...
09/11/2025

'home' will make is NYC premiere on at NewFest36 on October 11th at Noon at Nitehawk Cinema in Brooklyn. Tickets are available now at the link in our bio! We're excited to see you there.





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The new doc, Heightened Scrutiny, follows Chase Strangio, ACLU attorney and the first out trans person to argue before t...
07/22/2025

The new doc, Heightened Scrutiny, follows Chase Strangio, ACLU attorney and the first out trans person to argue before the Supreme Court, as he fights a high-stakes legal battle to overturn Tennessee’s ban on gender-affirming care for transgender youth (United States v. Skrmetti).

July 22nd there will be a post screening discussion connecting the dots between the HIV response and Trans rights.

Support this necessary work.

We missed y'all last year but we're BACK! Grab your blankets, your baskets of goodies, and your besties then meet us at ...
05/22/2025

We missed y'all last year but we're BACK! Grab your blankets, your baskets of goodies, and your besties then meet us at Central Park on Sunday June 29th for our annual Black Q***r and Here Potluck Picnic. See you soon!

in honor of world AIDS day weekend, Write It Out! will celebrate people living with HIV with our in-person final sharing...
11/20/2024

in honor of world AIDS day weekend, Write It Out! will celebrate people living with HIV with our in-person final sharing on monday, december 2, 2024 at 7pm (EST) in nyc. FREE RSVP, link in bio.

write it out! is a groundbreaking playwriting program, prize, and retreat for people living with HIV and AIDS. it is designed to cultivate a space for those living with HIV to grow their artistic voice. over 10 weeks, the chosen cohort develops the tools to center their narratives in theatrical work in hopes of expanding their imagination and healing. write it out! works to transform society and the theatrical landscape into a more equitable and stigma-free space for people living with HIV and AIDS. we take pride in being created by the community for the community.

Please note. HIV Stigma Exists. The decision to openly live with HIV still carries the risk of discrimination. Not all participants of WIO!, current and alum, are open about their status. WIO! honors participants' journeys regarding their HIV status and disclosure. WIO! upholds confidentiality. We ask folks to do the same. We're asking all attendees to refrain from sharing information about WIO! participants - current or alum - unless given clear, direct consent. Thank you for understanding how stigma shows up and honoring the boundaries that must be created.

graphic designed by wio! alum.

TODAY is the last day to submit your applications for Write It Out!, a playwright program for people living with HIV tha...
07/31/2024

TODAY is the last day to submit your applications for Write It Out!, a playwright program for people living with HIV that was created by our co-founder Donja R. Love. No prior writing experience needed! Visit our brand new website (link in bio) to learn more and apply! Tell a friend!

Erring on the side of caution, we're cancelling this year's picnic due to the fierce incoming weather. Very sad we won't...
06/30/2024

Erring on the side of caution, we're cancelling this year's picnic due to the fierce incoming weather. Very sad we won't get to spend time with our community this year but we don't wanna ki while soaking wet. Happy pride and be safe if you're still celebrating outside. See you next year!

Resilient Pride siblings. It's everyone's favorite time of the year!The Black Q***r & Here Potluck Picnic is an intentio...
06/01/2024

Resilient Pride siblings. It's everyone's favorite time of the year!

The Black Q***r & Here Potluck Picnic is an intentional day during NYC pride where we* gather as a community for food, fellowship, and fun. Celebrating 10 years of fellowship!

Join us at central park with your blankets, your boo(s), your buddies, and some drinks, some food, positive vibes and whatever else you need to enjoy yourself.

I cannot wait to see y'alls beautiful faces on June 30th for the 10th Annual Black Q***r and Here Potluck Picnic.

**NOTE** This space is intended for Black and BIPOC identified q***r, trans and GNC identified folx. If you are not or do not identify as a Black LGBTQ person or a LGBTQ person of color, this space is not intended for you. No shade, thanks for being an ally*.

🌞🎉 Get ready to kick off 2024 with us at MOBIplay: Baskets, Blankets, and Besties! Join and us on Sunday, June 2nd at...
06/01/2024

🌞🎉 Get ready to kick off 2024 with us at MOBIplay: Baskets, Blankets, and Besties! Join and us on Sunday, June 2nd at Marsha P Johnson Park for a day filled with joy, connection, and wellness. Don’t miss out on live DJ sets, Black Mat Yoga, a HIIT Class with J. Malik, wellness activations, and more. Let’s soak up the sun and celebrate together! 🌈✨ ***rJoy

We’re so thrilled to announce The WIO! Prize for Playwrights living with HIV! This $5,000 prize is funded by Billy Porte...
08/02/2021

We’re so thrilled to announce The WIO! Prize for Playwrights living with HIV! This $5,000 prize is funded by Billy Porter and to honor and hold space for writers living with HIV and working in American Theater. The winner will receive $5,000 and an opportunity to work with a professional dramaturg to develop a new work. Write It Out! prioritizes the confidentiality of all applicants. Requesting confidentiality will not influence the selection process.

The prize is created by Larkee Donja R. Love ( ), and we are grateful to be one of the partners for the Write It Out! program, alongside ***rtheater , , , and . More information and to apply can be found at the link in our bio

The graphic was designed by Jorge Gutierrez, an artist and WIO! Alumni thriving with HIV

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