Community Event and Showcase

Sacred Voices is hosting a deep dive into the work of various local QTBIPOC+ artists, where participants are invited to attend and be in community, and begin to understand what makes their voice sacred. The first feature is Morgynne Tora who is a local artist and poet from Denver- swipe to learn more about the artist!

About the artist

Morgynne Tora is an ultra-dimensional traveler, cultivator of culture, and collective faith keeper. They have a decade of experience in culturally relevant facilitation rooted in practices of indigenous storytelling. Morgynne practices veiqia, the tatu practice of the iTaukei people, with the intention of amplifying intergenerational healing and indigenization of the body. They are an artist of archival remembrance, diligently recording the dialogue between our collective bodies.

About Sacred Voices

Formerly known as Cafe Cultura, Sacred Voices is a youth poetry and spoken word organization that promotes unity and healing among Black Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC+) communities through creative expression while empowering youth to find their voice, power, and become leaders in their communities. ⁠