# Favianna Rodriguez
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favianna rodriguez (born September 26, 1978) is an American artist and activist. She has self-identified as queer and Latina with Afro-Peruvian roots. Rodriguez began as a political poster designer in the 1990s in the struggle for racial justice in Oakland, California.
The Power of Ritual and Story with Brian McLaren and Favianna Rodriguez
In the Season Three premiere of the Climate Changed Podcast, hosts Ben Yosua-Davis and Nicole Diroff engage in a powerful conversation with Brian McLaren, an influential author, activist, and public theologian. They explore the vital role faith communities can play in addressing climate change, dra…
Latinidad, Sex and Sexuality
In this episode we’re connecting the dots between abortion rights, bodily autonomy and sexual liberation. Because you know what we almost never talk about when we talk about abortion? Sex! Artist, organizer and abortion storyteller Favianna Rodriguez shares her journey toward sexual liberation, an …
Cultural Strategy and Policy Change: Favianna Rodriguez on the Art’s Role in Advocacy
On this episode of No Matter What Happens: A Race Forward Podcast, Hendel Leiva Race Forward's Manager of Podcasts and Audio spoke with Favianna Rodriguez, President of the Center for Cultural Power. Their conversation spanned years of cultural activism and highlighting the evolving role of arts in…
Trickery, Culture, and Power: Keil Troisi and Favianna Rodriguez on Creative Activism
Dwight Dunston speaks with filmmaker and activist Keil Troisi about the transformative power of art and culture in world-building and social change. Keil shares his experiences with The Yes Men, an art-activism group that creatively disrupts corporate power to inspire long-term hope. They explore h…
12/5: The tragedy at 'Ghost Ship'
East Oakland artist Favianna Rodriguez on the Ghost Ship warehouse fire.Artist and curator Melonie Green on building a collaborative art scene.The first in our series "SRO Stories."
12/5: The tragedy at 'Ghost Ship'
East Oakland artist Favianna Rodriguez on the Ghost Ship warehouse fire.Artist and curator Melonie Green on building a collaborative art scene.The first in our series "SRO Stories."
Under a Clear Blue Sky with Lucy Holtsnider
Under a Clear Blue Sky is a collection of collages and prints answering the question “What could Suncor be?”. The Suncor oil refinery in Commerce City has been a known source of pollution and severe adverse health effects for decades. These works explore how the site could be transformed into somet…
How to Keep Going in the Face of Fascism
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FEATURING FAVIANNA RODRIGUEZ - Donald Trump’s government has sent another contingent of people–Venezuelan and Salvadoran nationals–to El Salvador’s notoriou…
Favianna Rodriguez is Giving Artists a Way to Lead Change
Favianna Rodriguez is an interdisciplinary artist, cultural strategist, and entrepreneur based in Oakland, California. She is the co-founder of The Center for Cultural Power.
In this conversation, Favianna shares her journey as an artist and activist, discussing the influence of her immigrant paren…
Imagination Is a Weapon: Favianna Rodriguez on Creative Liberation
Is Culture our most powerful tool for making a just world?
Artist Favianna Rodriguez joins Kumi Naidoo to explore how art isn’t just a mirror to society—it’s a hammer to shape it. As a cultural strategist Favianna reframes activism as a creative, emotional, and embodied act. From growing up amid t…
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