An emerging virtual support group on grieving and getting curious with our rage.

What to expect from this container:

• Peer-led space to navigate and support our anger and grief consciously and collectively

• Practice compassion for thoughts and feelings around death and anger.

• No tolerance for racism, transphobia, homophobia, ableism, misogyny, and other forms of oppression.

Who is facilitating this container?

Trishia Frulla and Rafi Bunal

Trishia Frulla is an Pilipinx death worker, multidisciplinary artist, and designer. She centers her community through craft, death work, and design, while her personal art practice is a fiber-embodied exploration of her relationship to trauma and healing.

Rafi Bunal is a queer Bisayan cultural worker, movement artist, language educator, bodyworker, and friend.

We are not here to fix anyone’s grief, but to make space to hold it for a short while with you.

Exchange

👛 This space is a donation based container, and we would love to keep parts of it that way. Please consider donating to @hypofutures on venmo or zelle via hypofutures@gmail.com, especially if you are not a part of the QTBIPOC and/or disabled community.

Suggested donation: $30-$85. However, no one is turned away for lack of funds

Coworking and questions welcome.

Register here

Anger as Medicine:
Warrior Wisdom

An exploration of Philippine revolutionaries rooted in passion for the community, how we fight, and intergenerational-emergent anger at present. Offering somatic exercises, writing prompts + reflections, and astrological ponderings.

What to expect from this container:

• Artist-led space to navigate and support our grief & anger consciously and collectively

• No tolerance for racism, transphobia, homophobia, ableism, misogyny, and other forms of oppression.

Who is facilitating this container?

Rafi Bunal

Rafi Bunal is a queer Bisayan cultural worker, movement artist, language educator, bodyworker, and friend.

Trishia Frulla

Trishia Frulla is an Pilipinx death worker, multidisciplinary artist, and designer. She centers her community through craft, death work, and design, while her personal art practice is a fiber-embodied exploration of her relationship to trauma and healing.

Exchange

👛 This space is a donation based container, and we would love to keep parts of it that way. Please consider donating to @hypofutures on venmo or zelle via hypofutures@gmail.com, especially if you are not a part of the QTBIPOC and/or disabled community.

Suggested donation: $30-$85. However, no one is turned away for lack of funds

An emerging virtual support group on grieving and getting curious with our rage.

What to expect from this container:

• Peer-led space to navigate and support our anger and grief consciously and collectively

• Practice compassion for thoughts and feelings around death and anger.

• No tolerance for racism, transphobia, homophobia, ableism, misogyny, and other forms of oppression.

Who is facilitating this container?

Trishia Frulla and Rafi Bunal

Trishia Frulla is an Pilipinx death worker, multidisciplinary artist, and designer. She centers her community through craft, death work, and design, while her personal art practice is a fiber-embodied exploration of her relationship to trauma and healing.

Rafi Bunal is a queer Bisayan cultural worker, movement artist, language educator, bodyworker, and friend.

We are not here to fix anyone’s grief, but to make space to hold it for a short while with you.

Exchange

👛 This space is a donation based container, and we would love to keep parts of it that way. Please consider donating to @hypofutures on venmo or zelle via hypofutures@gmail.com, especially if you are not a part of the QTBIPOC and/or disabled community.

Suggested donation: $30-$85. However, no one is turned away for lack of funds

Coworking and questions welcome.

Register here

Anger as Medicine:
Rage, Reactions, Resilience

What happens when we suppress our rage? What about when we deny it altogether? In this interactive session, we’ll explore how we experience and express anger—how we’ve been taught to manage it, what it costs us (and what it ignites), and how we might reclaim it on our own terms.

What to expect from this container:

• Artist-led space to navigate and support our anger consciously and collectively

• No tolerance for racism, transphobia, homophobia, ableism, misogyny, and other forms of oppression.

Who is facilitating this container?

Trishia Frulla and Rafi Bunal

Trishia Frulla is an Pilipinx death worker, multidisciplinary artist, and designer. She centers her community through craft, death work, and design, while her personal art practice is a fiber-embodied exploration of her relationship to trauma and healing.

Rafi Bunal is a queer Bisayan cultural worker, movement artist, language educator, bodyworker, and friend.

Risa Puno

Risa Puno is an interactive artist who takes play seriously. She packages complex social topics into disarmingly fun experiences to help people connect more openly and easily. Her work often involves game-like elements that give people the framework and permission to push their limits within a safe space, while allowing them the freedom to tap into genuine emotions.

Puno’s work is grounded in a pre-colonial Philippine ideology called ‘kapwa’ that means “shared identity” or “shared humanity”; it is the idea that we navigate through spaces with a community rather than alone. Her goal is to help bridge personal and collective experiences, inviting people to reimagine our social structures and how we engage with one another.

Puno was selected by Creative Time as their inaugural Open Call winner in 2019 and her resulting project, “The Privilege of Escape,” won Most Innovative Immersive Experience in the 2019 Immersion Awards.

www.risapuno.com

Exchange

👛 This space is a donation based container, and we would love to keep parts of it that way. Please consider donating to @hypofutures on venmo or zelle via hypofutures@gmail.com, especially if you are not a part of the QTBIPOC and/or disabled community.

Suggested donation: $30-$85. However, no one is turned away for lack of funds

Registration closed.

An emerging virtual support group on grieving and getting curious with our rage.

What to expect from this container:

• Peer-led space to navigate and support our anger and grief consciously and collectively

• Practice compassion for thoughts and feelings around death and anger.

• No tolerance for racism, transphobia, homophobia, ableism, misogyny, and other forms of oppression.

Who is facilitating this container?

Trishia Frulla and Rafi Bunal

Trishia Frulla is an Pilipinx death worker, multidisciplinary artist, and designer. She centers her community through craft, death work, and design, while her personal art practice is a fiber-embodied exploration of her relationship to trauma and healing.

Rafi Bunal is a queer Bisayan cultural worker, movement artist, language educator, bodyworker, and friend.

We are not here to fix anyone’s grief, but to make space to hold it for a short while with you.

Night Vigil:
Honor the Press

a vigil for our journalists who risked their lives covering the genocide in Gaza. Join us for a night of dua’ and rememberance

Friday, Mar 8 @ 6pm CST
University of Texas at Dallas - Plinth
800 W Campbell Rd, Richardson TX 75080

More Information Here

SHUT IT DOWN FOR PALESTINE
HANDS OFF RAFAH CEASEFIRE NOW

New York City, NY
1 pm, Washington Square Park

Los Angeles, CA
1 pm, Los Angeles City Hall (200 N Spring St)

Find an Action

This event is cancelled due to weather ☹️

A death cafe is an intimate peer-led space where people can come and share around any aspect of death and dying in a group setting. The space is facilitated with gentle space-holding that encourages participation (no matter how small) by all and does not shy away from awkward silences. We are not here to fix anyone’s grief but to make space to hold it for a short while with you.

Space will be held by Resham Mantri & Trishia Frulla

Location: Prospect Park
Suggested Donation: $5-15
The program lasts +/- 90 minutes.

Please bring:

• a blanket to sit on, water to drink

• (optional) a drink or snack you enjoy to share

A death cafe is an intimate peer-led space where people can come and share around any aspect of death and dying in a group setting. The space is facilitated with gentle space-holding that encourages participation (no matter how small) by all and does not shy away from awkward silences. We are not here to fix anyone’s grief but to make space to hold it for a short while with you.

Space will be held by Resham Mantri & Trishia Frulla

Location: Prospect Park
Suggested Donation: $5-15
The program lasts +/- 90 minutes.

Please bring:

• a blanket to sit on, water to drink

• (optional) a drink or snack you enjoy to share

A death cafe is an intimate peer-led space where people can come and share around any aspect of death and dying in a group setting. The space is facilitated with gentle space-holding that encourages participation (no matter how small) by all and does not shy away from awkward silences. We are not here to fix anyone’s grief but to make space to hold it for a short while with you.

Space will be held by Resham Mantri & Trishia Frulla

Location: Prospect Park
Suggested Donation: $5-15
The program lasts +/- 90 minutes.

Please bring:

• a blanket to sit on, water to drink

• (optional) a drink or snack you enjoy to share

Join us for a moderated discussion with four artists about their exhibit and the healing power of holding space for what we’ve lost. All exhibits will be open for viewing. Snacks and beverages will be available. Suggested donation: $5 at the door.

Hours (By appointment)
Saturday, Nov. 19
2p - 4p

Trishia Frulla leads you through some of the logistics of end of life (EOL) planning — creating your living will and advanced directive. Suggested donation: $25-50 at the door.

Hours (By appointment)
Saturday, Nov. 12
2p - 4p

This event is cancelled //

Ophelia Arc teaches the mind-mapping technique she used for this exhibit, which helps interpret the invisible connections in the mind. Suggested donation: $5 at the door.

Hours (By appointment)
Saturday, Nov. 12
2p - 4p

This event is cancelled //

Take space for yourself by joining our extensive healing ceremony. Tickets, which include six hours of activities, are $100. Once spaces fill up, you can join the waiting list for a later date.

Hours (By appointment)
Saturday, Nov 5
4p - 10p

A death cafe is an intimate, peer-led space where people can come and share around any aspect of death and dying in a group setting. The space is facilitated with gentle space-holding that encourages participation (no matter how small) by all and does not shy away from awkward silences. We are not here to fix anyone’s grief but to make space to hold it for a short while with you. Rest, breaks, stretches, tears, breathing are all possible and encouraged. Suggested donation: $5 at the door.

Hours (by appointment):
Saturday, Oct. 29 2p - 3:30p