"Kimiko Does Cancer is about seeking connection within the cancer community while confronting issues that do not fit into the mainstream cancer narrative."
@nsvan reviews @kimikotobimatsu's insightful graphic memoir, KIMIKO DOES CANCER (2020).
https://t.co/w1aEbIVN7M
I'm so incredibly excited about the upcoming panel discussion that @FoodShareTO is hosting on June 30th. It features 5 brilliant Black women in 3 different countries (U.K., U.S and Canada) talking about Black food Sovereignty. Come through! Register: https://t.co/7ygM4SpwBv
Designers who don’t justify their decisions can be dangerous. Especially in higher roles. You’re a role model for juniors and others. They look up to you. Your words have so much weight.
Your experience and “knowing” what to decide doesn’t mean you are free from explaining it.
Stunning image of the protest in #HongKong today (just posted on @AppleDaily_HK's Instagram account.) Many we spoke to said it was the first time they joined a protest & felt a proposed extradition law would so fundamentally alter the city's freedoms that they couldn't sit back.
Can't explain in words how much @lindsaymwong's The Woo-Woo resonates. From exposing the "unseen ghost enemy" that is intergenerational trauma and grief, to the collective stoicism and stigma that bars any reconciliation of the past. A memorable read.
✨Dardishi Zine: Issue 1 ✨
Call for submissions: We’re looking for art and writing by Arab and North African womxn on the theme of ‘family’. Our use of the term womxn includes non-binary and intersex people and trans women.
Apply here: https://t.co/R7bXbYzLpu