The Queer Feminist Film Festival (QFFF) is a collaborative event by Triangle Project, African Gender Institute and various other formations.
The QFFF is a space of reflection, celebration and honouring queer and feminist activist .
17/06/2026
Introducing our facilitators for this Saturdays Q***r collage and writing gathering. Please let us introduce Phelisa Sikwata & Bronwyn February. We are so excited and honoured to have these talented and powerful humans lead us in creative liberation :) Thank you both for agreeing to contribute your time and energy. Don’t forget to RSVP now -
bean bag spots are limited!!! https://forms.gle/atkPkZejiEdZonio8
15/06/2026
Our artsy moment has finally arrived! Our Q***r collage making & writing workshop is this weekend Saturday! To all those who RSVP’d we CANNOT wait to see you! Reminder bring along a note book, pen, scissors and whatever will keep you comfy. Catch you on Saturday 20th June at 11 - 3pm!!!! MWAH!
12/06/2026
We do love a good writing piece and making space for q***r siblings to amplify their voices - Samantha Nyakundi is a writer, educator, curator, and cultural worker whose practice engages text, pedagogy, and site-specific forms of organizing. They previously served as a Research Fellow with the Center for Arts, Design and Social Research. Samantha is has joined us as our Archiving Intern!!! They will be supporting us build something sexy thats upcoming :) Thank you Samantha for sharing your reflections with us! More importantly - Welcome to the QFFF family sibling!!!
10/06/2026
Psst.. We believe in the power of storytelling and creativity - especially in the face of a world that seems to be crumbling. Pockets for community and joy is our medicine... Don’t forget to RSVP to secure your bean bag at our collage making and writing gathering. 20 June 11 - 3pm. Venue is: Triangle Project Office 2 - 4 Seymour Road, Observatory! A special shout out to the @ Bean Bag King for being so amazing at supplying us with affordable bean bags.
08/06/2026
So we know that as a result of the Family Values Conference in Ghana we are seeing an increase in the criminalising of organising, advocacy and “”activities”” promoting LGBTQI+ rights. We know that these kinds of violences make being a q***r human illegal and unsafe. We are wanting to support our African siblings by getting your voices amplified as much as possible so that solidarity can meet you where you are. Please DM us if you have ideas of how we can show up for you as QFFF using our platform. Sending love your way and powerful hexes on the powers that be.
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05/06/2026
So we did promise that we were planning an artsy ietsie for our peoples. Please pull through for a day of art, sharing and community. We will be led in the art of political collage making as well as be guided through creative writing exercies for those who have a story that wants to be told. Youth month is not just about remembering the activism that contributed to our liberation, it’s also remembering the creativity that led to our liberation. 20 June 11am - 3pm RSVP to secure your beanbag :) using the link in our highlights 🌸
Speaking of new looks we are have been digging through our archive and wanted to celebrate the many humans who have made QFFF possible! This is a poetic justice offering that was created by Phelisa Sikwata who was a volunteer in 2018 and subsequently offered their gifts to our festival as a creator and facilitor. Thank you to Phelisa and other siblings who have shared, created and co-curated with us over all of these years. Be sure to follow for more from Phelisa on her substack https://substack.com//note/p-192489231?r=38hkaj&utm_source=notes-share-action&utm_medium=web We love you! We are because you are.
01/06/2026
Pssstt.. You don’t need to wonder anymore, it’s here! Our new logo. We’ve had a glow up bitch and we hope it leaves you gagged! Let us know what you think of our new look! Thanks to our designer Dev for pulling through on the visuals :)
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On the 23rd May 2026, we were priviledged to be in an intergenerational conversation with 4 powerful q***r humans. Their childhood struggles and learning to navigate the world as trans womxn is an experience that is shared by many. Storytelling we believe is one of the most powerful tools for resistance, connection building and reclaimation. We are facing a world that wants to unalive us and deny our very existence...Storytelling is our push back, our protest and our affirmation of all q***r humans globally. Our stories matter and they carry weight! Thanks to Jesse, Brianne, Waleed & Thami for your vulnerabilty and openess.
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This week has been laced with heavy, hard and jarring realities in the world for q***r and other marginalised peoples. We choose softness and artistic vibrations to wash over us and cleanse our path for the new week. A special thanks to Darion Adams, Marchelino Brown and Bronwyn February for their contribution to QFFF over the past few years. Yalls are flourishing and by extension this gives us hope, pride and renewal. This creation entitled “”Reclamation”” was performed and directed by Darion. Thank you for sharing this piece with us and allowing us to support your journey sibling!