A headshot of Dominique Daye Hunter wearing a green dress, a cat tattoo, with gold snake earrings looking off to the side. There is a halo design around her.

Dominique Daye Hunter is an author and  multidimensional artist living in Akun:čuk (NC) & working everywhere.

Shining my light, but not afraid of the dark.

Dominique Daye Hunter (she/her) is an Afro-Indigenous (Black, YesΓ‘h/Saponi, Irish, Polish) storyteller. A poet, author, clothing designer, and advocate, she is a self-taught artist born and raised in the New York tri-state area.

The CEO of D. Daye Hunter Designs, LLC, Dominique's work explores the complex connections between history, trauma, and healing in Black and Indigenous communities. She uses storytelling to create safe, healing spaces.

Dominique is the author of Seeds: Stories of Afro-Indigenous Resilience. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Nonprofit Leadership Management with an emphasis on American Indian Studies.

Dominique lives between North Carolina and Phoenix, Arizona. She works everywhere.

Seeds: Stories of Afro-Indigenous Resilience

“Highly recommend. Seeds will get you in your β€˜bad bitch’ era to heal your intergenerational trauma!”
— Teya Johnson Tiger, Mother ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
A copy of Seeds: Stories of Afro-Indigenous Resilience on top of a stack of more book copies with a plant in the background.

  • Contact Dominique for book club promotions and to schedule her to virtually attend your next book club meeting!: ddayehunter@gmail.com.

  • Contact Dominique about readings and workshops at ddayehunter@gmail.com

  • Buy Seeds wholesale via the Ingram Spark distribution channel.

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Bí:se for your kind words of encouragement always, gida!! πŸ˜ŠπŸ“• “When Dominique Daye Hunter asked if she could include me in her book, Seeds, I had no idea just how amazing this work would be. Dominique is a powerful writer and storytel
🧑 I am so thrilled to announce my work is featured in the 2024 Alamance County Poetry Stroll! 🧑 “Ni:ska Ha:he (The Children say…)” at Impulsive Creativity and “Webs of Resilience” at Pink and FIERCEπŸ•·οΈπŸ•ΈοΈπŸ—£οΈπŸ‘πŸ½πŸ‘πŸ½
🌼 Had such a good time with community on #LandBack day! Together we prepped the garden for planting, created beautiful murals on the soon-to-be community center, and shared some laughs and in good conversations about the history of the Little Texas
🌲 Dominique Daye Hunter is an author and multidimensional artist living in Akun:cuk, NC & working everywhere. 🌲D. DAYE HUNTER [ dee-day-huhn-ter ] proper noun 1. Dominique: a female given name: from a Latin word meaning “of the Divine.&r
So very honored to have multiple features on #TheseWomensWords ! Bí:se @shereadenise for having me 🌻 #DDayeHunter . . . #TheseWomensWords is a platform that was created for Women of Color to share their words and to learn about other Wom
🦁 Join me on Friday, March 22nd for a day of personal and professional development, networking, connecting and celebrating the women in our community! 🦁 I will be signing and selling my book Seeds: Stories of Afro-Indigenous Resilience along with
🌿 “Get this glorious book for yourself or a friend. You won’t regret it!” - Taté Walker, Author of THE TRICKSTER RIOTS and badass Indigenous Poet!πŸ•·οΈ 🌿 Grab your Seeds poetry book now at ddayehunter.com/shop (link in bio)
πŸ”οΈ Bise:huk to Darci Palmquist and Forrest King-Cortes for interviewing me for the “Gaining Ground” 🌱 blog by the Land Trust Alliance! πŸ”οΈ You can read this two-part series at: 1️⃣ https://landtrustalliance.org/blog/sowing-seeds-of-re
Learning to love and accept myself as I am. Who’s with me? 🌻🧑 earrings: @creations.by.saltyyy ✨ #selfiegram #selflovejourney #acceptyourself