Examines the occupation of Indigenous people on the Island of the Alcatraz, starting with Richard Oakes swimming to the Island on November 6, 1969. This zine looks to archive this movement in Indigenous history and examine the historical implications today.
Collections of poems from different Native authors to highlight the injustices that occur on Indigenous lands, and used to mobilize the indigenous community.
This pack includes volumes 1, 2, and 3.
A poem written during August 2016 in the wake of the Pulse Nightclub shooting, the Dakota Access Pipeline, and the police shootings of unarmed Black Men in the United States.
Swimming to the Island: Performance art and the occupation of Alcatraz by 
Survivance: indigenous poesis by 
An Infected Sunset by 
Indige Zine by