Mobile Homecoming
Mobile Homecoming exists as an intergenerational experiential archive project to amplify generations of Black LGBTQ brilliance. When we launched our first big project we created the world anew by traveling in a retro RV to find queer/lgbt black elders and create an intergenerational community of love and support across the U.S. We use replay events, retreats, honoring ceremonies, documentation, archiving, music & dance, all the arts and every means to do and share this passionate work
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