mambele mae (he/they) is a cultural and memory worker committed to organizing toward a more liberated South. He is interested in using cultural work to “make the revolution irresistible” (Toni Cade Bambara). As an interdisciplinary artist working primarily with film, writing, and zines, mambele loves exploring the uses of art and archives as tools for disrupting dominant narratives, documenting living community histories, and exploring the expansive relationships between race, class, gender, and sexuality. A storyteller at heart, they have a deep interest in community archiving and memory work. mambele loves community-building and intergenerational organizing, and is deeply invested in exploring and expanding his praxes of Black queer insurgent care and collective entanglement.