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The TransJustice Community School aims to strengthen our community and ourselves and build participants confidence and self-esteem. The TransJustice Community School will focus on building the leadership of Trans and Gender Non-Conforming People of Color, while participating in a larger multi-racial, multi-gender community that fights injustice facing those who are most historically targeted in the U.S. The Overall Goals for Participants are; • Gain Self-Confidence and awareness of our relationships to ourselves and the world at large • Be able to analyze and engage with how power, privilege, and oppression impacts our relationships to ourselves and our community • Learn the history of Trans Liberation movements and campaigns in Trans and Gender Non-Conforming Communities of Color • Learn Strategies and Tactics for how to build a campaign • Gain skills and tools for public speaking and facilitation • Gain skills and tools for self-care, community care, resiliency and survival

Who we are
TransJustice is a political group created by and for Trans and Gender Non-conforming people of color. TransJustice works to mobilize its communities and allies into action on the pressing political issues they face, including gaining access to jobs, housing, and education; the need for Trans-sensitive healthcare, HIV-related services, and job-training programs; resisting police, government and anti-immigrant violence.

 

What is TransJustice Community School?
The TransJustice Community School aims to strengthen our community and ourselves and build participants confidence and self-esteem. The TransJustice Community School will focus on building the leadership of Trans and Gender Non-Conforming People of Color, while participating in a larger multi-racial, multi-gender community that fights injustice facing those who are most historically targeted in the U.S.

The Overall Goals for Participants are;
•    Gain Self-Confidence and awareness of our relationships to ourselves and the world at large
•    Be able to analyze and engage with how power, privilege, and oppression impacts our relationships to ourselves and our community
•    Learn the history of Trans Liberation movements and campaigns in Trans and Gender Non-Conforming Communities of Color
•    Learn Strategies and Tactics for how to build a campaign
•    Gain skills and tools for public speaking and facilitation
•    Gain skills and tools for self-care, community care, resiliency and survival

How to Apply

You can apply online here, or drop by the Audre Lorde Project to fill out a form in person. Our open hours are Tuesday through Thursday, between 1pm and 7pm. Contact Elliott at efukui@alp.org for more information or questions.

When
January 27th, 2015 6:00 PM to March 27th, 2015 9:00 PM
Location
147 West 24th Street
Floor 3
New York, NY 10011
United States
Contact
Phone: 212.463.0342 ext. 13
Event Details
Event Contact Person Javon Egyptt / Elliott Fukui
Event Campaign Code