Co-produced by Tapestry Opera and Soundstreams, and realised in partnership with Luminato Festival + Harbourfront Centre, Dragon’s Tale is playing tonight and tomorrow at 8pm at the Harbourfront. Tickets are free and if you get a chance to see it, you simply must!!

We are looking for your stories about mapping boundaries with family, friends, and community! What did that look like for you? Share your story with us on our podcast! Submit your voice memo by July 1! livinghyphen.ca/podcast/mappin…

So proud of our contributor Yilin @ The Lantern and the Night Moths for speaking out about the British Museum’s theft of her translations for Qiu Jin’s poems in their “China’s hidden century” exhibition. Translator labour is so incredibly important and we are grateful for her leadership in this!

"Our magazine is heavy. It takes up space. Physical, tangible, "real" space." – Justine Abigail Yu on the importance and signficance of our print publication. livinghyphen.ca/blog/why-print

Rocking my Filipiñiana for you on the “last day” of Filipino Heritage Month to remind you that there’s no such thing! Sharing pride in our cultural heritage is a life-long, year round, daily journey and we don’t need to limit ourselves to the colonial confines of heritage months.

On this day, let’s remember Canada’s historical “strategy” towards Indigenous peoples via Kent Monkman’s painting…and the implications that continue to this day.

This #CanadaDay, we’re skipping the celebrations and instead, spending our time (un)learning our colonial history on this land. We put together our Indigenous Allyship resources as a way to (un)learn together and hold each other accountable. Access it at livinghyphen.ca/indigenous-all….

“Can I love Canada, a country that has given my family so much after leaving a country that gave so little (for political complexities I didn’t understand then), while also holding it accountable for continued colonization?" Read Justine Abigail Yu's blog livinghyphen.ca/blog/redefinin…

Spending time (un)learning our colonial history this Canada Day weekend with Living Hyphen’s resources on Indigenous allyship. livinghyphen.ca/indigenous-all…

We are committed to working across racial and religious lines to dismantle all systems of oppression and towards our shared liberation through our gifts of storytelling and story sharing. livinghyphen.ca/blog/2023/10/1…

My baby Living Hyphen turns FIVE this month!! From a little nugget of an idea in my brain, it has become a thriving arts community held and carried by thousands of people across Turtle Island 🐢🥰🌱