Recent EventsWe just got back from a whirlwind tour of the
Northeast. We visited Ithaca, New York City, and Philly last week where
we interviewed over a dozen people and lead two interactive workshops in
5 days. Thank you everyone who came to our events, helped spread the
word, and/or participated in the project! Like us on
Facebook to see photos & video from that tour.
Upcoming EventsTranstastic: Expressing Trans* Narratives through Web ComicsThursday, October 25th
6-9pm at Efebinas Cafe
1640 S Blue Island Ave. Chicago, IL
Get Involved
CALLING TRANS* ARTISTS-- we want to feature your visual artwork in a fundraising calender themed
2013 Queer Post-apocalyptic Survival.
All contributors whose work is chosen will receive a copy of the
calender and will have their bio featured. We accept any original work
by a trans* identified artist that can be printed. This is a great way
to get
your work out in the community and support TOHP at the same time.
Submit a digital copy of your work to transora...@gmail.com by November 1st.
CALLING
EDUCATORS-- We are building a curriculum for GSA's and LGBT community
groups about issues impacting the trans community. It will contain a
series of lesson plans around Feminist movements, sex work, living with
HIV, Immigration, and many more topics. If you are interested in working
on a lesson plan, please contact us.
CALLING EVERYONE-- Help us
grow the project by hosting us at your college/university, co-hosting a
community event, transcribing an interview, editing an interview (in
Chicago), or approach us with your skills/ideas and we'll talk about how
your interests can fit into the project.
In the CommunityCheck out Chicago-based trans artists Kokumo, YEPP, and Ellie Navidson presenting their work as opening acts to
The Secret History of Love, a dance performance based on LGBT elders histories.
--
André Pérez
Founder of the
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