In this episode of The Beak, host Dr. Terresa Hardaway speaks with Jordan Moses, co-founder and director at Blackbird Revolt, to explore his journey as a creative storyteller and advocate for liberation. Jordan reflects on his early experiences with zines and community organizing, sharing how these formative moments shaped his vision for Blackbird and its mission to uplift progressive and abolitionist narratives through various mediums.

As they delve into the challenges and triumphs of running a creative studio, Jordan discusses the importance of intentional partnerships and the need to disrupt traditional nonprofit models. He shares insights on how Blackbird aims to create a space where creativity thrives without compromising the soul of the work, fostering a community that values collaboration and mutual support.

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