Inkanyiso was conceptualized by the visual activist, Prof. Sir Zanele Muholi in 2006.
The first thing that every reader should think of when entering this platform
is Queer Activism = Queer Media. A flexible and unique source of information for art advocacy…
In 2009, Muholi registered the organization with Department of Social Services -
NPO 073-402.
It was in response to the lack of visual histories and skills training produced by and for LGBTI persons, especially artists (in the form of photography, film, visual arts and multi media)
A lot of contributors (collective of creative thinkers) have participated in this initiative.
See: Inkanyiso contributors
Current Contributors
2018/19
Lebo Mashifane
Lerato Dumse
Lindeka Qampi
Lindiwe Dhlamini
Thembela ‘Terra’ Dick
Thobeka Bhengu
Yaya Mavundla
Prof. Sir Z. Muholi
Previous Contributors
Inkanyiso – registration certificate (March 2012)
Inkanyiso’s focus is on Visual Arts & Media Advocacy and visual literacy training.
– Visual Arts/ Art Activism.
We Produce. Educate. Disseminate
information… to many audiences especially those who are often marginalized or sensationalized by the mainstream media.
Our most read articles are:
https://inkanyiso.org/?s=A+dildo+is+not+a+man
and
https://inkanyiso.org/2013/02/14/2013-feb-14-hello-my-name-is-zandile-and-i-am-in-love-with-a-woman/
and
https://inkanyiso.org/2013/02/20/2013-feb-8-let-your-voices-be-heard/
Previous activities are:
… with Freegender, Greatmore studios
2012 May
2012 PhotoXP
http://freegender.wordpress.com/2012/05/20/ikhaya-project-and-exhibition-opening/
Previous documentation
Video trailers:
2012 June
Thapelo’s service
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6piy1aBJzQ
Thapelo’s funeral
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGRhrQC3VgI
2012 November
Sihle Sikoji’s funeral
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8Mmz95YSA4
Your comments and suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Email us: inkanyiso2009@gmail.com
Inkanyiso Banking Details
Bank: Nedbank
Branch: Gardens Cape Town
Account number: 1030187932
Branch code: 101009
We would like to thank all our contributors – writers/ artists/ activists and advisers for making this initiative possible.
Makwande!
inkanyiso.org 
Thanks for great article and your efforts
Zanele, I’d like your permission to share some of the content on this blog on my facebook page, LGBTQ-KZN. Would that be okay with you and your bloggers? I particularly loved Lebo Mashifane’s blog post about her first trip to Durban.
Hi
I am an aspiring writer awaiting the publishers response for my debut novel.
I reside in Nyanga East Cape Town. Have been published four times by far. I am planning an event to promote the reading culture in my surrounding.
I’d like to get in contact with Ms/Mrs Zanele Muholi with regards the event. Heard about her from a friend, Lumka Stemela.
I await hearing from you.
Regards
Lwazi Dyantyi
Hej My name is Jacqueline and I’m a Swedish phd student in South Africa plz contact me for interview I’m coming to Cape middle of January looking forward to meet you in person
Hi Jacqueline, did you eventually make it to Cape Town?
I’m in Cape Town and would be interested in collaborating. please get in touch with me.
Thanks
B
I’m in cape town more than 3 weeks plz contact me
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Looking to get in contact with Zanele Muholi.