
The Kinderness Play Receives “Relentless Award” Honorable Mention
Sikivu’s speculative fiction play “The Kinderness” is among the Honorable Mentions for the 2026 Relentless Award given by The American Playwrighting Foundation. The play was

Sikivu’s speculative fiction play “The Kinderness” is among the Honorable Mentions for the 2026 Relentless Award given by The American Playwrighting Foundation. The play was

According to the Black Women’s Blueprint, a majority of Black girls have experienced sexual abuse by the age of 18. Nationwide, Black girls have some of the

On August 19th, my film “Alpha Centauri”, which centers a college-bound Black foster girl experiencing and overcoming sex trafficking through friendship, self-determination and self-love, was screened

In June, Sikivu was featured on the Humanism Ireland podcast hosted by Megan Young of the Humanist Association of Ireland. Sikivu discussed her work with

In early June, Sikivu wrapped the short film adaptation of “The Kinderness”, which is based on her 2025 play from last year’s Outliers: A Black

The #Standing4BlackGirls Music and Poetry concert festival will feature original multi-genre music and spoken word performances by Black female-identifying and queer artists. Headlined by internationally

By Sikivu Hutchinson In the beginning of the grooming process, there is sweetness and light. The groomer wants you, acts like you’re the only one

I was recently featured on the Black Jonestown podcast hosted by Jonestown survivor, author and activist Leslie Wagner Wilson: “In this episode, Leslie sits down with Sikivu Hutchinson

Our prevention education film, Alpha Centauri , which centers the impact of sex trafficking on Black girls, is an official selection at the Black August Film Festival in Pasadena!

What is Black Feminist Humanism? Why and how is it relevant to Black women and Black people seeking alternatives to the dogmas, hierarchies, constraints and

Written, produced and directed by Sikivu Hutchinson, Alpha Centauri is a prevention education film focusing on the disproportionate impact of grooming and sex trafficking on

On March 25, 2026, Sikivu will participate in a panel discussion with local Black women screenwriters, producers, directors, cinematographers and editors on representations of Black