Help finish Walk With Me, a vital narrative of SF queers

Right now, queer elders' voices are fading. Their archives are being sold off or thrown away. The spaces where our community built itself—through grief, joy, defiance, and love—are being erased from memory.

Eye Zen Presents is facing a crisis. After nearly 20 years of preserving LGBTQ+ history and turning it into accessible public art, they’ve lost 50% of the operating budget this year due to the current political climate that is putting queer visibility at risk.

Eye Zen Presents need $40,000 by the end of the year in order to finish the most important project they have ever created.(https://www.every.org/eye-zen-presents/fundraiser?viewport=desktop)

Walk With Me, a first-of-its-kind, self-guided augmented-reality audio tour of San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury. Narrated by Seth Eisen and built from archival recordings of queer elders, the six-episode journey invites you to move through layered timelines of queer creativity, mutual aid, grief, and resilience. History becomes a shared, embodied act—ensuring that creative lineages of queer and trans expression remain visible and transformative.

You can read more about Walk With Me