As individuals who are passionate about community and gathering, our work together began by offering art workshops geared towards youth with an emphasis on education and activation. Due to the lack of our communities representation in the media, youth can struggle to see themselves succeeding within the colonial landscape of dominant culture. By expanding the definition of success and offering opportunities to the talent we see around us we are dreaming into reality futures where new generations of Black, Indigenous, and historically marginalized young people can claim inherent rights to futures full of freedom, joy, self-expression, safety, and autonomy. All of this is done by actively engaging within and participating in our community. Our work expands across multiple demographics whose needs vary though the common thread is access to spaces that are safe, where individuals have the chance to be seen and accepted fully. Spaces where a fight for inherent and hereditary rights is not seen as radical but as an expression of what is necessary for our collective futures. Beyond that, we use mutual aid models to help members of our community meet needs that are often considered basic, but the wealth inequalities and inequities that exist make it difficult and sometimes impossible to meet alone.