Published: April 18, 2026; Aithor: Julia Sonrisa
Address: 315 West, 39th Street, #1206 New York, NY 10018
Phone: +1 (201) 878?49-32
2-day digital storytelling workshop for LGBTQ+, Two-Spirit & Indigenous youth—learn video, writing & media skills while sharing your story.
Join us for the Woven Identities Digital Storytelling Workshop, a two-day immersive experience designed for LGBTQ+, Two-Spirit, and gender-expansive Indigenous youth to explore storytelling through digital media.
This hands-on workshop blends technical skill-building with creative expression. Supporting participants in telling their stories through video, writing, and social media. Through guided mentorship from Indigenous artists, activists, and digital storytellers, participants will build both confidence and practical skills in content creation.
Radicle Roots advised this workshop. Urban Indigenous Collectives LGBTQ+ and 2-Spirit Youth Committee.
Youth will collaborate in small groups to create original content, with in-person support from facilitators throughout the process.
The workshop schedule (12–6 PM) is designed to support accessibility for youth balancing school, work, or caregiving responsibilities.
Final Project: Youth-Led Campaign
Participants will co-create a multimedia campaign that uplifts the brilliance, resilience, and lived experiences of Indigenous LGBTQ+ and Two-Spirit youth.
The final project will be shared across UIC digital platforms and community spaces, to reach 100,000+ viewers.
Author, activist, and founder of Indigiqueer Creative Alliance. Co-founder of the International Indigenous Youth Council and recipient of the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Award. Thomas will lead the Short Form Media curriculum and serve as the primary facilitator.
Co-creator of When One World Ends, a video essay/sci-fi platform exploring climate change and Indigenous philosophy. Paxti will lead Long Form Media and guide the multimedia campaign development.
Artist, model, and storyteller whose work includes collaborations with major brands and music video appearances. Kylie will lead the Storytelling & Writing curriculum and provide one-on-one writing support.
This workshop is open to LGBTQ+, Two-Spirit, and gender-expansive Indigenous youth interested in storytelling, media-making, and creative expression. No prior experience is required.
Spots are limited — register early to secure your place.
Time: 11:00 am EST
Free!
Detailed information and discussion of the event.