Radical Monarchs

Radical Monarchs

Liliana
Marilyn Hollinquest
Radical Monarchs graduates 2018. The Radical Monarchs empower young girls of color so that they stay rooted in their collective power, brilliance and leadership in order to make the world a more radical place. The Radical Monarchs also create opportunities for young girls of color to form fierce sisterhood, celebrate their identities and contribute radically to their communities.
De'Yani Dillard
Namixtu'lu Esteva, a Radical Monarchs graduate. The Radical Monarchs empower young girls of color so that they stay rooted in their collective power, brilliance and leadership in order to make the world a more radical place. The Radical Monarchs also create opportunities for young girls of color to form fierce sisterhood, celebrate their identities and contribute radically to their communities.
De'Yani Dillard and Laticia Erving at The Radical Monarchs graduation ceremony in Oakland, California, June 10th, 2018. The Radical Monarchs empower young girls of color so that they stay rooted in their collective power, brilliance and leadership in order to make the world a more radical place. The Radical Monarchs also create opportunities for young girls of color to form fierce sisterhood, celebrate their identities and contribute radically to their communities.
Liliana
Lupita Martinez
Lupita Martinez
Xander Tetteh at The Radical Monarchs graduation in Oakland on June 10th, 2018.
Julianna Contreras
De'Yani Dillard, Laticia Erving
De'Yani Dillard
De'Yani Dillard
Julianna Contreras
Isa Noyola
Marilyn Hollinquest, co-founder of the Radical Monarchs, is a social justice advocate who specializes in young women of colors empowerment. She has 15 plus years of experience as a teacher, community advocate and scholar.
The Radical Monarchs graduates photographed on June 10th, 2018 in Oakland, California. The Radical Monarchs empower young girls of color so that they stay rooted in their collective power, brilliance and leadership in order to make the world a more radical place. The Radical Monarchs also create opportunities for young girls of color to form fierce sisterhood, celebrate their identities and contribute radically to their communities.
Angela Bermudez