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Authenticity Through Community
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Authenticity Through Community

Supporting Queer, BIPOC, and other marginalized artists in New Hampshire

Back in 2022, Randall Nielsen and Ashley Johnson were looking for community. As Queer artists in New Hampshire, they each felt a distinct lack of supportive, artistic space in which they could be their full selves. When they were connected at a Pride Festival organizing event, a creative spark was lit, and Queerlective was born.

Queerlective has emerged as a unique organization in the New Hampshire landscape, offering a wide range of workshops, exhibitions, and community events. They seek a more inclusive world for Queer, BIPOC and other marginalized communities through art, offering not only artistic support, but community care and social advocay as well.

Today I’m joined by Executive Director Randall Nielsen, and Director of Marketing Ashley Johnson. In this episode, you’ll learn about Randall and Ashley’s personal journeys to authenticity, and glimpse into the empowering world of creating art in community.

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Episode created and hosted by Erin Allgood

Production and editing by Steph George

Music by Chris Marion

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Rise & Rouse: Conversations for those who give a damn
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Rise and Rouse is a deep exploration of what it means to give a damn and keep showing up to do hard work in the face of never-ending challenges. Join Erin Allgood each week to hear from folks who are on the front lines of social change