creating space for existence.
queer, trans, gender non-conforming, non-binary, Black, Indigenous and other folx of color of all sizes + abilities - you are welcome here. to those that are new here, i invite you to get to know me.
building liberatory practice through equity, access, and collective power
we co-create accessible, equity-based strategies for individuals and communities, building just, sustainable futures.
i am king yaa.
the audacious ancestor creating space for existence. i believe that people who are sexual and gender diverse deserve to live in a world where we all are free to be.
image description: king sitting on a log. their pose exudes power and dignity. king’s legs are slightly open and their arms are resting on them, fingers interlaced. they are wearing a white blouse with a high ruffled neck and coral chino pants. they are looking off to the left. king has a full face of makeup on with a faux beard, bold eyeliner, a septum piercing and a gold dotted line above their left eyebrow.how we can work together
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co-designed workshops that center anti-oppression, accessibility, and collective liberation. whether in community spaces, classrooms, or organizations, these sessions offer tools for building just, affirming environments where all identities can thrive.
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for orgs, collectives, and projects seeking equity-rooted transformation. from inclusive policy audits to strategy sessions, we build frameworks that are decolonial, relational, and grounded in long-term care.
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designing learning experiences that center BIPOC brilliance and support queer and trans communities? i offer guidance on accessible curricula, peer-led training, and skillshare models rooted in lived experience, cultural relevance, and liberatory values. whether you're starting from scratch or refining existing materials, i bring structure and care to the process.
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holding space is sacred. whether it's a healing circle, panel, or creative gathering — i partner in designing and facilitating spaces where marginalized voices are prioritized, held with care, and honored in their full complexity.
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support for Black masculine-identified individuals ready to interrupt cycles of abandonment, emotional immaturity, and betrayal. grounded in a trauma-informed, decolonial approach, our work explores the impact of intergenerational trauma and cisheteropatriarchy on love, accountability, and connection. together, we name the patterns, feel through the wounds, and begin building new ways of relating — to self, to others, and to community.
image description: king yaa seated on outdoor stairs, exuding grounded presence and quiet strength. wearing intentional, stylish attire, they embody calm confidence in a moment of pause.
in my lifelong journey of learning, i have acquired, and continue to acquire, knowledges from various sources. if you require evidence of my knowledges attained from elitist so called “higher learning institutions”, this is where you may be disappointed. i have disengaged from colonialized credentials.
we deserve it.
on this site you can expect to find my beautifully curated offerings that support q+t people and the people that support them.
image description: king yaa leaning on a tree. they have their hands in their pockets and are looking at the camera from the corner of their eye.they are wearing a white blouse with a high ruffled neck and coral chino pants. they are looking off to the left. king has a full face of makeup on with a faux beard, bold eyeliner, a septum piercing and a gold dotted line above their left eyebrow.