A close-up group portrait of diverse queer and trans Black, Indigenous, and people of color (QTBIPOC) artist-activist-healers — taken from the ground up — putting their heads together to show community.

programs

we support the artistic, professional, healing, and safety dreams of queer and trans Black, Indigenous, and people of color (QTBIPOC) communities.

Performances & Shows

Where joy, rebellion, and resilience take the stage. Book one of our iconic shows or bring us to your school, town, or community space.

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A dazzling cabaret scene with performers in full drag, burlesque, and comedy costumes, commanding the stage with over-the-top theatrical flair; neon lights, velvet curtains.

AGEN(C)Y: Nonprofit Dreams + Disasters

cabaret imagining life after nonprofit control. Drag. Burlesque. Comedy. Real talk.

A vibrant comedy club setting featuring queer and trans Black, Indigenous, and people of color (QTBIPOC) comedians in action—on the mic, mid-joke, and connecting with a lively, laughing audience; the vibe is intimate and electric, with colorful stage lighting, expressive faces, and a playful, defiant energy that radiates joy and resilience.”

BROUHAHA: QTBIPOC Comedy

Stand-up and storytelling by our hilarious grads.

A fast-paced sketch comedy scene with a cast of trans people of color (POC) mid-performance—snappy costumes, exaggerated poses, and hilarious expressions; the setting is a minimalist stage with bold props and graphic backdrops, channeling high-energy satire, sharp wit, and the brilliance of trans POC humor in full creative force.

EVERYTHING IS SKETCH

Trans POC sketch comedy brilliance.

A lush, heart-centered festival scene with queer and trans POC (QTPOC) artists and community members sharing hugs, healing circles, and joyful performances; think a sun-drenched park filled with colorful canopies, handmade banners, musicians, dancers, and wellness practitioners, radiating warmth, care, and QTPOC love in every detail.

TENDERFEST

QTPOC community love extravaganza blending performance and healing.

arts services & coaching

One-on-one support for grant-writing, org-starting, and big visioning.

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A serene yet empowering scene of a QTBIPOC coach in conversation with a diverse group of artists, activists, and healers in a cozy, welcoming space—think sunlight filtering in, cushions and notebooks.

Coaching Could Rock Your World

Led by Devi, a Certified Professional Coach with 15+ years of experience. For artists, activists, healers, and dreamers navigating burnout, big transitions, or bold creative projects.

A dynamic image of QTBIPOC speakers and performers commanding attention on a stage or at a podium in front of an energized, engaged audience; scenes of lively workshops, interactive discussions, and moments of connection across generations in schools and community spaces—capturing leadership, charisma, and radical joy in motion

Emcee, Keynote, & Workshops

We emcee, perform, and facilitate at schools, conferences, and community spaces.

workshops & training

Level up in facilitation, healing justice, and creative organizing.

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A vibrant, dynamic stage scene featuring a diverse group of queer and trans Black, Indigenous, and people of color (QTBIPOC) comedians mid-performance, surrounded by an energized audience laughing and clapping; the setting glows with neon lights and graffiti-style backdrops, evoking a playful, rebellious, and joyful atmosphere celebrating sassy, edgy humor and social justice.

BROUHAHA: Comedy Storytelling

workshop + show uplifting trans women of color activists.

A vibrant performance workshop scene with queer and trans Black, Indigenous, and people of color (QTBIPOC) comedians honing their craft—microphones, notebooks, and supportive group feedback

BROUHAHA: Stand-Up Comedy

training ground for QTBIPOC activist-comedians.

A peaceful yet powerful urban community scene showing QTBIPOC families and activists gardening, sharing food, and holding space together in a reclaimed neighborhood block; lush greenery, community murals, and hand-painted signs reading ‘Liberate 23rd Ave’ create a vision of resistance, healing, and land justice anchored in belonging and care.

Custom Trainings

Want something specific? Just ask.

past programs

A dynamic scroll of our unapologetic brilliance — from the Trans BIPOC Arts Network to Tenderfest, Safety Clinics, LOL, Liberate 23rd Ave, and every fierce moment in between.

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network

The Trans BIPOC Arts Network is anchored by RARE Productions, Peacock Rebellion, and TransLash Media and funded by the Doris Duke Foundation and Ford Foundation.

We are currently gathering information from trans, two-spirit, and non-binary BIPOC-centered arts organizations in the United States to:

1 Make a report of recommendations to funders.

2 Create a map of trans BIPOC-centered arts orgs for resource-sharing, collaboration, and visibility.

3 Build collective artistic power.

If you are interested in joining, being listed on the map, or want to learn more, please fill out our contact form below.

Got dreams? hot goss?
Lay it on us.

Got dreams? hot goss? Lay it on us.

Got dreams? hot goss?
Lay it on us.

Whether it's to connect, book a show, or dive deeper into the work we do: we want to hear from you.

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Peacock Rebellion is a fiscally sponsored project of Social Good Fund, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in the SF Bay Area. We’re a queer and trans BIPOC crew of artist-activist-healers making sassy, sexy art for collective liberation. Through performances, workshops, and cultural strategy, we center healing justice, disability justice, and joy.

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