A queer-led grassroots collective born in Morocco, 2022.
We use art as resistance — to make invisible lives visible,
to challenge silence, and to imagine futures that refuse to disappear.
Making invisible lives visible through creative interventions and storytelling that challenge dominant narratives.
Using creativity as a tool for resistance, healing, and transformation — refusing the silences imposed on queer lives.
Creating safer gatherings where personal and collective stories are shared, and where empathy and solidarity can grow.
A series of guerrilla performances and site-specific installations reclaiming Moroccan public space for queer bodies. Each intervention challenges the notion of who belongs — and where.
A collaborative zine collecting anonymous testimonies, poetry, and visual art from queer and marginalized voices across Morocco.
Facilitating regular gatherings, creative workshops, and healing circles for LGBTQ+ individuals and allies in Rabat and beyond.
A growing digital archive documenting queer artistic production in North Africa — histories that refuse to be erased or forgotten
We are artists, activists, and community organizers who refused to accept invisibility as the price of survival. In a country where queerness is criminalized under Article 489, our existence itself becomes a political act.
Through multidisciplinary artistic practices, we use creativity as a tool for resistance, healing, and transformation. Our vision is a society where diversity of bodies, identities, and expressions is recognized not as a threat but as a source of cultural richness.
A small group of people decided that survival was not enough — that we deserved to create, love, and exist with dignity.
The intersection of art and activism. We believe art opens new ways of seeing — making invisible lives visible, inviting audiences into realities they may never have imagined.
Art × Activism × CommunityA society where diversity of bodies, identities, and expressions is recognized as a source of cultural richness and collective strength.
Knowledge is a tool of resistance. We compile, create, and share resources to support queer communities, artists, and activists — because access to information can be transformative.
Information on legal protections, risk awareness, and how to navigate legal challenges as a queer person in Morocco.
Mental health resources, peer support networks, and community care guides for queer and marginalized individuals.
Guides for digital safety, secure communication, and protecting your identity online as a queer activist or community member.
Templates, guides, and inspiration for using art as activism — zine-making, performance, installation, and more.
Connect with allied organizations, regional networks, and international partners fighting for LGBTQ+ rights in MENA.
A curated archive of queer artistic production, testimonies, and cultural history from North Africa and the Middle East.
Whether you want to collaborate, need support, or simply want to connect with the Sarab community — we are here. Reach out through any of these channels.
Sarab operates as a grassroots collective with no institutional funding.
Your solidarity keeps our work alive.