Pueblo Studio is rooted in a simple principle: Community members should be respected as experts as they tell their own stories to affirm their histories, ground the present moment, and shape the future of the places they call home.
We center the lived experiences of Queer, Trans, Black, Indigenous, People of Color (QTBIPOC), and other communities that are experiencing marginalization.
Together, we create spaces where stories are shared to remember what has been and imagine what can be — transforming memory into strategy and vision into action for futures rooted in justice, connection, and care.
Through storytelling, participants reflect on lived experiences and imagine liberated futures, shaping community narratives that guide strategy, planning, and policy.
We work with communities and clients to curate community narratives through audio and photo exhibitions, public art installations, popular education materials, and digital storytelling.
We invite practitioners to explore how the storytelling process can be rooted in repair, relationship-building, reciprocity, and respect.
Learn how to best tell your story for social impact.
