Contributions to History by Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming Women | |
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Event Type: Educational Presentations Age Group(s): Adults, Teens Date: 3/31/2021 Start Time: 7:00 PM End Time: 8:30 PM Description: In honor of both Women's History Month and March 31st being International Transgender Day of Visibility, The LOFT LGBTQ+ Community Center invites you to an informative and interactive event highlighting the contributions made to history by women of trans and GNC experience. From the Zuni leader We'wha to Biden nominee Dr. Rachel Levine, utilizing archival multimedia footage we will present both about the individual themselves and the context of history which made their journey notable. Join us for an evening of learning and discussion as we celebrate these historic women. Presenter: Kira Lingala (She/Her/Hers). Kira Lingala began participating in groups at The LOFT in 2019 and joined the team in May 2020 as a Peer Navigator for The LOFT’s PROUDWST Me program. Prior to that, Kira graduated from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism, where she concentrated in Political Science and African-American studies. While in school, Kira investigated wrongful convictions as an intern for the Invisible Institute before going on to write and edit for New America’s weekly newsletter as an intern.
Location: Zoom Virtual Room 2 (meetings only) Other Information: This is a virtual event using the Zoom Platform. Please register for a reminder email and access the event via the link below on 3/31.
Contact: Kristen Thornton-De StafenoContact Number: 914-422-6947 Presenter: Kira Lingala / The LOFT LGBTQ+ Community Center Link: Zoom Link Status: Closed |