Who We Are
Asli Shebe-Tindi (she/her)
Asli is a community activist and organizer based in Savannah, Georgia. Originally from Dar salaam, Tanzania, Asli graduated from Savannah College of Art and Design in 2017 with a BFA in Writing and has been in Savannah for about 6 years.
Focusing on areas such as food justice, literacy, houselessness, reproductive rights, and racial injustice, Asli is fighting discrimination all across the board.
In her free time, Asli loves reading, eating mac n’ cheese, and going to the beach.
She runs Asli’s Little Library, She Be Poetry, and Thick N’ Thrifty.
Rose Waldron (they/she)
Originally from Massachusetts and adopted at the age of two, Rose has navigated living in the south for a majority of her life. After five years their pursuit towards a dramatic writing degree at the Savannah College of Art and Design ended.
Following their departure, they almost immediately dove into community support and organizing, specializing often in security and planning. Rose is currently involved as an Organizer with ProGeorgia’s Women of Color Initiative and is passionate about advocating for disabled, genderqueer, and trauma survivors.
In her free time, Rose likes spending time in the woods, writing, driving, producing and recording music, reading, and biking.
Raine Blunk (he/they)
Raine is a Southerner currently living in Brooklyn, New York. Originally from Little Rock, Arkansas, Raine graduated from Savannah College of Art and Design in 2010 with a BFA in Professional Writing and lived in Savannah for ten years, working with groups such as No More ODs and The House of Gunt.
Currently, Raine works as an EMT and dispatcher full time.
Raine uplifts the power of community solidarity, direct action, harm reduction and mutual aid. He believes and works for Black and Indigenous liberation.