Poor/houseless/indigenous youth, families, and elders share models of landless peoples' self-determination, Po'Lice-free land liberation, revolutionary media, and art.
What: Poor/houseless/indigenous peoples "tour" Turtle Island with medicine of Homefulness, media, poetry, workshops, books, and "How to Not Call Po'Lice Ever"/"Poverty Scholarship" readings
When: June 5th-13th
Where: So-called Washington -- Tacoma, Olympia, Seattle, and possibly more...
POOR Magazine is a poor and indigenous people-led art, culture, and liberation movement. Our multi-generational, multi-cultural houseless/indigenous people-led movement will be going on the road to share the urgent medicine of how to build self-determined land movements and take back land and our own knowledge systems and cultures right here in occupied Turtle Island.
We will be going to so-called Washington first, and offering readings and workshops from our newest books "How to Not Call Po'Lice Ever"/"Poverty Scholarship: Poor People-Led Theory, Art, Words, and Tears Across Mama Earth", as well as leading a Stolen Land/Hoarded Resources Tour through wealth-hoarding neighborhoods, museums of Anthro-Wrongology, and Academia to share the urgent medicine of Radical Redistribution and ComeUnity Reparations. And finally, we will be meeting/sharing and teaching poor and houseless people-led media production with fellow unhoused comeUnity in that territory so they can launch their own media hubs like POOR Magazine's street-based media projects.
We are inviting all organizations to co-sponsor, host us for a book reading, performance, or workshop, or walk with us in the Stolen Land Tour. Below are links of Stolen Land Tours we have done before and information about our books and work.
Links to some of our Stolen Land Tours which were launched on MamaEarth Day 2016:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=489FkHJQWxs&t=91s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5NFtYpE64s&t=6s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kb-N1FCWAdY&t=57s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jE0j6baUl1g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxHj4zzCmWk
Links to books:
Poverty Scholarship: Poor People-Led Theory, Art, Words, and Tears Across Mama Earth
Po' People's Survival Guide thru COVID-19 and the Virus of Poverty
Children's books:
When Mama and Me Lived Outside
The Hard Worker (Trabajador Fuerte)
Decolonewz - Newspaper led by youth in poverty for everyone ( available in paper form only)
Workshops:
See this link
Po' Peoples Radio Broadcasts:
See this link
More info on Homefulness:
See this link and www.poormagazine.org/homefulness
Articles on this from the SF Bay View and POOR Magazine:
Stealing our Last Acre and One Remaining Mule
Selling our Homes to Private Investors
From Privatization to Reparations
Section 8 and Public Housing at Risk
"Change Won't Come from a Savior, a Pimp or an Institution..."
Poor/houseless/indigenous youth, families, and elders share models of landless peoples' self-determination, Po'Lice-free land liberation, revolutionary media, and art.
What: Poor/houseless/indigenous peoples "tour" Turtle Island with medicine of Homefulness, media, poetry, workshops, books, and "How to Not Call Po'Lice Ever"/"Poverty Scholarship" readings
When: June 5th-13th
Where: So-called Washington -- Tacoma, Olympia, Seattle, and possibly more...
POOR Magazine is a poor and indigenous people-led art, culture, and liberation movement. Our multi-generational, multi-cultural houseless/indigenous people-led movement will be going on the road to share the urgent medicine of how to build self-determined land movements and take back land and our own knowledge systems and cultures right here in occupied Turtle Island.
We will be going to so-called Washington first, and offering readings and workshops from our newest books "How to Not Call Po'Lice Ever"/"Poverty Scholarship: Poor People-Led Theory, Art, Words, and Tears Across Mama Earth", as well as leading a Stolen Land/Hoarded Resources Tour through wealth-hoarding neighborhoods, museums of Anthro-Wrongology, and Academia to share the urgent medicine of Radical Redistribution and ComeUnity Reparations. And finally, we will be meeting/sharing and teaching poor and houseless people-led media production with fellow unhoused comeUnity in that territory so they can launch their own media hubs like POOR Magazine's street-based media projects.
We are inviting all organizations to co-sponsor, host us for a book reading, performance, or workshop, or walk with us in the Stolen Land Tour. Below are links of Stolen Land Tours we have done before and information about our books and work.
Links to some of our Stolen Land Tours which were launched on MamaEarth Day 2016:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=489FkHJQWxs&t=91s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5NFtYpE64s&t=6s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kb-N1FCWAdY&t=57s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jE0j6baUl1g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxHj4zzCmWk
Links to books:
Poverty Scholarship: Poor People-Led Theory, Art, Words, and Tears Across Mama Earth
Po' People's Survival Guide thru COVID-19 and the Virus of Poverty
Children's books:
When Mama and Me Lived Outside
The Hard Worker (Trabajador Fuerte)
Decolonewz - Newspaper led by youth in poverty for everyone ( available in paper form only)
Workshops:
See this link
Po' Peoples Radio Broadcasts:
See this link
More info on Homefulness:
See this link and www.poormagazine.org/homefulness
Articles on this from the SF Bay View and POOR Magazine:
Stealing our Last Acre and One Remaining Mule
Selling our Homes to Private Investors