IGNACIO IN THE MEDIA
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2017 Ignacio was featured in The Open Photo Project
Ignacio Rivera is a New Yorker currently living in Baltimore. They are a sex educator, writer, performance artist, activist around the wide hub gender and sexuality. READ MORE |
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2017 Polyamory Weekly: Consensual Sex Education with Ignacio Rivera
This week, we're all about activism and consent! Activist, educator, and performer Ignacio G Rivera shares their latest projects, including HEAL, Pure Love, and consensual sex education. READ MORE |
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2016 Ignacio was featured as a Queer Icon by photographer Gabriel Garcia Ramon
I live in this place called the middle. A place not yet defined, not yet understood, nor accepted. I am everything but never nothing, cause nothing doesn't derive from anything, and I do!! Navigated their Rules & gender regulations. Not allowed to look like..... I come from pink sheets, flowered dresses, ponytails, babydolls, stuffed brash & make up, gender fluid-gender/ gender-fuck. READ MORE |
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2016 Ignacio's interview with Colorlines: HEAL Project Tackles Child Sexual Abuse Using Survivors' Videos, Theater and Social Media
Survivor Ignacio Rivera's HEAL Project aims to end child sexual abuse 'by making visible the hidden tools used to guilt, shame, coerce and inflict violence onto children.' READ MORE |
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2016 Ignacio's interview with Darkness to Light: PERSONAL HEALING AS A PUBLIC PROJECT: IGNACIO RIVERA’S STORY
As child sexual abuse survivors begin to stand up and speak out about their own experiences, they are filling the world with their perspectives. One of those survivors, Ignacio Rivera, hopes to not only share a personal experience with abuse, but amplify the voices of others. READ MORE |
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2015 Ignacio's interview with Emergence: THEY, INTERVIEW WITH IGNACIO G RIVERA
Ignacio’s experience of going by the pronoun “they” began almost a decade ago. They realized they were gender fluid, and wanted a pronoun to reflect that. Initially Ignacio asked people to use “he” and “she” pronouns interchangeably to refer to them, but that approach wasn't working. READ MORE |
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