Irene Faye Duller

• MA San Francisco State University, Asian American Studies
• BA California State University at Fullerton, Ethnic Studies

218 Asian American Culture

• 2003 City College of San Francisco, Leadership in Women’s Work
• 2000 California State University at Fullerton, Leadership Recognition Award

• Balagtasan Collective, organizer (promote social change through art)
• Bayan-USA, Northern California Regional Coordinator  (international alliance of multi-sectoral National Democratic progressive Pilipino organizations)
• 8th wonder, Cultural Worker, poet (Pilipino performance poetry collective)
• Filipinos for Global Justice Not War Coalition, media liaison (anti-war coalition)
• Gabriela Network, advocate (against sex trafficking of women and children)
• International League of Peoples’ Struggles (ILPS)-Northern California, Youth and Student Representative
• Katipunan-USA organizer (humanitarian and philanthropic work with the Philippines)
• Radical Women Bay Area, advocate (international socialist feminist organization)
• Sisterz of the Underground member (hip hop women collective)

League of Filipino Students, Mass Campaigns Officer and Women’s Desk Chair

• 2001 “w/ Mystic” (interview). BLU Magazine (national publication for progressive youth)
• 2001 “Creating Space” (profile of jazz musician, Francis Wong. BLU Magazine

2005

“Making Love to Light” (poem). Rattapallax: Young Filipino American Writers. Online

2004

• Sisters’ Peace. Radio airplay featuring Lady Wonders. KPFA Free Speech Radio 94.1 FM
• Wonder Years: Spoken Wounds. 8th wonder Productions

2002

• “Dimedrops”(poetry). Maganda Magazine
• “Family Movement.” Maganda Magazine
• “For Clare Joyce Tompengko” (poetry). Maganda Magazine
• River Song (Chico Redemption). Recording with Diskarte Namin at Expressions Center for New Media

2001

“</Beat>” (prose). Maganda Magazine

2000

8th wonder: Pilipino Performance Poetry. Brown Eyes Productions.
“Love Supreme” (poetry). Maganda Magazine (Cal Berkeley annual literary magazine)

1999

“No Where to Go Echo” (poetry). ONETWO Magazine (Southern California magazine on hip-hop)

2005

Kularts presents â6th Annual Post Modern Pilipino American Performance Project’ featuring The Rhapsodistas. San Francisco: Yerba Buena Center for the Arts

2004

• Bombs and Butterflies: First Annual APIA Arts and Activism Conference. Davis: University of California, Davis
• Kularts presents 8th wonder collective in “WONDER YEARS.” San Francisco: SomArts Theatre
• Tagalog and Pilipino Studies (TAPS) Benefit. Irvine: University of California

2003

• FASA JAM with Diskarte Namin. Seattle: University of Washington
• Gangster of Love with writer, Jessica Hagedorn. San Francisco: Bindlestiff Studio
• 12th Annual Festival of Pilipino Arts & Culture. San Pedro-Los Angeles

2002

• 11th Annual APIA Mid-Western Conference. Oberlin College, Ohio
• 1st Annual Filipino Global Networking Exchange. San Francisco: Moscone Center
• Link Arms, Raise Fists: U.S. Out Now Conference. City College of San Francisco

2001

• Fiery Feminist Freedom Fest: Celebration for Women’s Rights Day. San Francisco: New Valencia Hall
• 5th Annual Young Women of Color Conference. University of California at Berkeley
• Listen to the Silence, APIA Conference. Stanford University
• Pinays for Purple Rose Campaign. San Francisco: The Luggage Store
• Voices Rising. San Francisco: Speak Out at the Cell Space

2000

• 8th wonder Performance Poetry (collective debut). San Francisco: Bindlestiff Studio
• “Kasama” (spoken word poetry). Radio airplay. KMEL JAMS 94.9 FM
• “No Where to Go Echo” (spoken word poetry). Radio airplay. KPFA RADIO 94.1 FM

1999

TAGUMPAY! ( film premiere ). San Francisco: Victoria Theatre