Comrades, I want to be transparent about a change in how my Patreon tiers are set up.
When I first opened this space, I experimented with promises like podcast access and groups that no longer reflect my work. My focus has sharpened: I am both a writer and an advocate, producing essays, critical analysis, and survival frameworks rooted in my politics. Everything I publish here goes first to patrons, then later for free on wrzky.com.
Alongside that, I run two connected projects:
Knowledge Hub (wrzky.com): essays, long-form analysis, and critical resources in English and Indonesian.
Mutual Aid Hub (mutualaid.wrzky.com): an archive of active mutual aid campaigns, especially those circulating in the Threads mutual aid community.
Threads, Mastodon, and Upscrolled where amplification happens in real time, boosting urgent campaigns and connecting them to wider audiences.
Why Patreon? Why Pay if It’s Free Later?
Patreon is not about paywalling my work, but it’s about who wants to stand behind it so it can exist at all. The point is not access, but it’s redistribution and sustaining the collective. Patreon is simply the infrastructure that makes that possible.
Your support here keeps this sustainable and lets me redistribute up to 25% of income to mutual aid.
Updated Tiers
$5 – Solidarity: a no-content support tier, just a way to back this work.
$6 – Early Access: essays and the full archive, first here then free later.
$10 – Supporter: early access plus occasional notes and reflections when I can.
$21 – Sustainer: all of the above, plus sustaining long-term writing, advocacy, and redistribution.
I want to keep this space clear and honest: you are not buying perks, you are sustaining a body of work and helping fund survival.
Thank you for choosing to hold this with me 🙂↕️💜 and consider becoming a paid member.
— Wanda