Size Yange
@sizeyange.bsky.social
a collective of artists dedicated to the use of creativity, art and policy to foster body positivity and celebrate the diverse forms of womn.
Did you know diverse gender identities have deep roots in pre-colonial Africa? We review Boy-Wives and Female Husbands—a vital read that reclaims our authentic history. Read here: kuchutimes.substack.com/p/boy-wives-...
Boy-Wives and Female Husbands
The ache of finding ourselves in someone else’s archive
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The Size Yange family keeps growing with every beautiful soul that makes a purchase. To our Kenyan family, Asante Sana for the love you’ve shown Size Yange 🫶🏾🫶🏾 Place your orders for any merch that catches your fancy. #sizeyange
Our Creative Director attended Can Memory Be a Trusted Archive?, a conversation by Nyagonchera and one question followed us home: who gets to remember? This August, Size Yange launches #jjukira because memory is a feminist practice. full piece on our Substack substack.com/profile/4191...
You showed up bearing your beautiful souls, championed us and reminded us of the strength that community brings. You made Ovibu Market a beautiful ray. Thank you 🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾 We still have merch available, place your orders.
Come join us this Saturday 25th July at Ovibu Market. Shop, interact and feel the beauty of an uplifting community. You can preorder any of our items; see you soon 🫶🏾
The Kids will be alright by the emotional stripper @samas-a.bsky.social brings a calmness and hope; a steadfastness of the youthful revolution. Size yange welcomes you to listen, reflect and be transformed by this beautiful piece by a phenomenal artist.
Enter this weekend rocking our merch because the revolution at size Yange is in words, expression and merch
“ I donot believe the law and religion should police my body for me…” Women’s reproductive rights shouldn’t be policed by systems that structurally silence women and know nothing about what it is to be a woman. Sarah shared her thoughts on one of the size yange pieces exhibited. #bikukwataako
“A nation grows better when its citizens are taken care of better health wise” Women’s health and women’s reproductive rights should be at the forefront of every conversation and decision. Mulungi shared her message with the size Yange family #bikukwataako #womenshealth
People tell Sara Jin Li she is resilient. She’d rather not have to be. Our Unbreakable Threads series wraps up with this powerful essay in which Li reckons with the story she has told about her own survival and what it cost to keep telling it. buff.ly/cB3yM5N
“The role of an artist is to reflect the times “ . The Emptional Stripper provides a perspective on why Artivism is one of the most powerful tools we have for sharing information, carrying emotion and advancing rights that matter. Read the poem on her Substack open.substack.com/pub/samasa1/...
There is nothing like the power of a spoken word performance to close out a movement gathering @amwaafrika.bsky.social We left the space with full hearts and a reinforced mission. #bikukwaatako #arjc2026 #reproductivejustice #womenshealth
Day 2 was where we brought the art- an abstract, a gallery walk, and a performance. We didn’t just talk about reproductive justice -we drew it, walked through it, and felt it out loud. because artivism is not a supplement to the work, it is the work. @ipas.org #bikukwaatako #ARJC2026
During Pride month and every month, Ipas is fighting for a world where every person has bodily autonomy and can access the health care they deserve. 🏳️🌈
"What does it look like to bring 'Sketching a Way Out' to a global stage? “ We’re breaking down the journey at #ARJC2026 the conversations, the art, and the poetry. Join the conversation on Substack: substack.com/@sizeyange/n... #womenshealth #arjc2026
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Sketching a Way Out: What It Means to Be the Revolution in a Hardening World Last week, Size Yange traveled to join activists, researchers, and academicians from across the globe for the Abortion and...
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The work starts with the gathering. Size yange arrived ready to bridge the gap between activism and art. Reproductive justice demands every tool we have, we were there to sharpen each tool. #ARJC2026 #Womenshealth
#bikukwaatako has always believed that the most honest argument you can make is a creative one, so we took it to the rooms that matter. We walked into @rhnkorg.bsky.social with art on our hands and something to say #srhr #artivism #rhnk
We had quietly written certain people off as unreachable. The Belonging Forum 2026 asked us to sit with being wrong about that. Glad we went, @herinternet.bsky.social @hrapfuganda.bsky.social substack.com/profile/4191... #BridgingDivides #BelongingForum2026
The day is only useful if it makes us better than last year. Media, accountability, inclusion- that’s the conversation @amwaafrika.bsky.social International Day of Action for Women’s health #WomensHealth #IDAWH2026
Your body has always been worth fighting for. We took that to @amwaafrika.bsky.social International Day of Action for Women’s Health; Size Yange artwork on the walls, our stories in the space. #womenshealth
Whatever you post, #bikukwaatako—it’s about you, your body, and your right to be safe online. Hellen from HER Internet joins us at the #bikukwaatako exhibition to remind us that digital rights are human rights. Let's work together to end TFGBV.
Welcoming the new year with open hearts, fresh beginnings, and bold imagination. Here’s to joy, creativity, safe love, and dreaming bigger together. Happy New Year from Size Yange ✨
The holidays can be joyful—but they can also be lonely, especially for marginalized communities. At Size Yange, we hold space for rest, self-love, and softness. Through art, we choose care, resistance, and imagining gentler futures. 🎨❤️
We build our futures the way we make our art — boldly, collaboratively, and without apology. This Human Rights Day, Size Yange stands with every woman and queer artist rewriting narratives and demanding a world where rights are lived, not just promised. #Bikukwatako #16DaysOfActivism2025
Unsafe abortions are not a “choice” — they are a consequence of inequality. It is women without financial power who are pushed into the shadows: LBQ women, sex workers, young women, and those already surviving at the margins. #Bikukwatako
Anti-rights groups know that if they can control the language, they can control the narrative. That’s why they use words like “baby” and “mother” to shame women who choose abortion. We see the tactic. And we refuse the guilt. #Bikukwatako