Indigofera

Indigofera A lens to reimagine. Indigo Impact
Storytelling, impact, audience, and engagement. We are building our own house.

A place for thoughtful and authentic voices to connect, collide, and converse — through words, story and images to build upon, or challenge, our understandings, making us all wiser as a result.

02/18/2026

Screenwriting Rooted in Decolonization & Abstract Thinking
New szn. New understandings. New corruption. New you. Same old politics.

SRDA Intro starts 2.22 & SRDA 5wk starts 2.24

Writing into the Future facilitated by Professor Anyabwile Love
Virtual
Scholarship avail

DM w/ questions
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02/14/2026

Next BFP: Lu Stinnette
March 13 & 14
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Notes on the screening

02/14/2026

BFP: Aliyah Dunn-Salahuddin
Doors Open
6P
AAACC

02/08/2026

We’ve got a wide open heart for San Francisco so we’re creating a little space of connection, care, community through a tea shop LibreTè and a microcinema The BlackMaria.

We’re inviting you join us in the radical action of being neighborly. The simple radical action that’s needed today is people power — we’re creating you to one another — one tea cup and one movie at a time. 🍵🎞️

Take a sip with us. ⬇️

https://gofund.me/d3596009f

02/02/2026

in the momentum
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01/18/2026

There is another way. Build options. Allow yourself a third choice.

01/16/2026

BFP: B. Monét

Ballet After Dark
AAACC�January 16
6pm

Ballet After Dark tells the story of a young woman who found the strength to survive after an attack. She created an organization that helps sexual abuse and domestic violence survivors find healing after trauma through dance therapy.

January 17
B. Monét Masterclass
2pm
BlackMaria

B. Monèt Compilation of Work
6pm
BlackMaria

12/23/2025

2026 Black Film as Protest confirming filmmakers and films. We’re hoping to get screenings locked by January.

Check our calendar regularly for a full update.


Filmmaker B.Monèt joining us in January… more soon.



12/19/2025

Speakn’ Trane: Is Love Really Supreme?

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12/19/2025

Detour: The Medicine is the Melancholy

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A lens to reimagine.

A meditation on CREATIVE STRATEGIES focused on messaging, impact, engagement, audience building, and outreach. A place for thoughtful and authentic voices to connect, collide, and converse. Through words, story and images we build upon or challenge our understandings, making us all wiser as a result. Through thoughtful curation, contextualization, & community -- we STRATEGIZE. We build customizable plans to implement for collaboration with small large , remote, and or mobile teams and application.We created INDIGO IMPACT with a common need to extend ideas, reach and work on imapactful projects. It took bodies and minds within the film industry. It took experience, marketing knowledge, real-time activism, frames of academia, and street smarts to add insights to the constantly changing media landscape. We convened two years ago on an island to brainstorm, deconstruct and reconstruct our vision for supporting autonomous filmmaking. Since those sandy think-tank days, we have committed to lifting up projects by having boots on the ground, creating a feedback/information loop, and morphing ourselves and our abilities to reach higher and higher vibrations.

WHAT WE DO Audience Building Community Outreach Grass Roots Campaigns for Art and Media Crowdfunding Support Social Media Managment Newsletter Support Engagement Strategy Sponsorship Development Website + Mobile Optimization Partnership Outreach On Location Support for Festivals and Exhibits

AREAS OF INTEREST Global Women's Issues Environment Social-Action-Impact Civic Engagement Left of Center Social and Economic equality and equity Arts Democracy/Voting Rights Education Criminal Justice Reform

CURRENT PROJECTS DREAMSTATES THE LONG SHADOW Flourishing Films AYITI MON AMOUR Heist: Who Stole the American Dream Life Underground Working on Empty Documentary A New Color: The Art of Edythe Boone Carlos Javier Ortiz You A Nomad JINN MADAGASCAR 1947 RICOCHET SOLACE AS of a NOW INVISIBLE VISITS: Black Middle-Class Women in the American Healthcare System GODSPEED SF URBAN FILM FESTIVAL THE GREY AREA HINTERLAND ZOO RUTHIE AND CONNIE: Every Room in the House CODE TENDERLOIN HEALTHY WORK CAMPAIGN RICOCHET