Irene Faye Duller

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

Asian American Culture
Asian American Arts
Critical Thinking in Asian American Studies
 Filipina/o/x Literature, Arts and Culture

Intro to Asian American Studies 
Pre-Colonial Philippine History
Community Service Learning 
 

USF Teaching Dev Fund, 2023-24
Center for Cultural Innovation, 2024
Independent Scholar Award, National Fil-Am Studies AAAS 2016

Troop Co-Leader, RADICAL MONARCHS
VP Communications, ROSA PARKS ES PTA
Board of Directors, Magic Theatre SF 
Board Member, Nihonmachi Little Friends
Co-Curator, MERCADITO BIPOC Pop-Up
Member, GLOBAL PERIPHERIES Research Network
Faculty Member, SFSU ARC Program 2020-2026
Faculty Member, SFSU Aspire Program 2014-2020
Volunteer, Literacy for Environmental Justice (LEJ)
Volunteer, FoodWise Sunday Supper

ARTICLE ”Filipina/x/o Americans in Spoken Word”. The SAGE Encyclopedia OF Filipina/x/o Studies 2022

POEM “maganda isn’t yours”. NEVERTHELESS, SHE PERSISTED : An Anthology. Edited by Barbara Jane Reyes 2017

POEM “Making Love to Light” . Rattapallax: Young Filipino American Writers. Online 2005

POEM  “</Beat>” (prose). Maganda Magazine 2001
 

Producer, CalPoets Oral History Living Archives 2023
Producer / Writer,  MUMU 1977 : An Otherwise Experience Bindlestiff Studio 2017
Performer, How to Skywalk : Post-Modern Performance Project and Kearny Street Workshop's APAture Festival 2008
Performance Poetry, Wonder Years: Spoken Wounds SOMArts 
Spoken Word,  Sisters’ Peace. Radio airplay featuring Lady Wonders. KPFA Free Speech Radio 94.1 FM

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