About Bunny Morgan-Brown
“O you who linger in the garden, A lover is listening; Let me hear your voice.”
— Shir HaShirim (Song of Songs) 8:13, from the JPS 1985 translation
everything’s more fun when bunny’s got the gun
Hello hello!
I’m Alexis (“Bunny”) Morgan-Brown, and I'm an Afro-Indigenous, Jewish multimedia creative, writer, and muse. With 15+ years of experience as an autonomous worker (entrepreneur), strategic intuitionist, and spiritual advisor, I work with my clients and inspire my audience to align their agency & power with their ethical, political, and moral values.
Outside of work, I spend my deliciously cultivated & frequent downtime working as an artist and designer through various mediums, particularly writing, fashion, interiors, collage, textiles, mixed media, and sacred + ritual tools. When not enjoying the fruits of peace and relaxation, I serve on the advisory board of [We Make The Path Community Cooperative], a community interest company dedicated to supporting chronically ill, neurodivergent + disabled people in achieving their professional goals through sustainable work practices and entrepreneurship. I am also an active fundraiser for the [The Accomplis Collective], a 501(c)3 organization dedicated to gathering + redistributing resources and support to grassroots Black and Indigenous community organizing & artistic projects throughout the United States. Since 2016, my creative activism, teaching, and work as a guide + facilitator have generated several million in wealth rematriation & distribution (mostly without the benefit of tax write-off) to leftist grassroots organizing & individual organizers, mutual aid funds, and direct-to-individuals-in-need giving around the world.
I live with my partner & de facto chief-of-staff, RB Brown (he/they), and our two cats - Pumpkin and Mushroom, and am the proud aunt of several incredible nieflings. I continue to aspire to inherit the title of “the most exciting [femme] in the world” from Eartha Kitt, by way of a vivid + kindly phantasm of the late Orson Welles.
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