Healing and Justice: A Shift in NYC?
Please join the SOS collective as we work with allies and friends to fight violence in our communities.
Many people see gentrification as a process of 'bettering the neighborhood' leading to better business and less violence. How does gentrification effect homophobic/transphobic violence and policing in our communities?
Come learn about becoming a member of The Audre Lorde Project and discover all the ways you can contribute to our growing community. Snacks and METROcards will be provided.
Contact: Jovan Sage at 212.463.0342 ext. 17, jsage@alp.org

Join us in remembering those we've lost to violence, oppression and hate, whether perpetrated by clients, partners, police or the state.
We stand against the cycle of violence experienced by sex workers around the world.

Come celebrate the great work we’ve achieved at the Audre Lorde Project with a commemorative evening of karaoke, games, eats and mocktails. This is a family friendly event for members of the Audre Lorde Project.
More info or to RSVP: Jovan Sage at 212.463.0342 ext. 17, jsage@alp.org
Every third Wednesday of the Month, ALP closes early, at 5pm for an organizational meeting.

Join the Sylvia Rivera Law Project, FIERCE, Queers for Economic Justice and the Audre Lorde Project, in welcoming MISS MAJOR to come and speak to our communities about the past, present and future of TGNC movements!
As an anti-violence community-based collective, SOS feels that one of the best ways to combat violence in our community is to start at home. Bedstuy Pride 2011 is an opportunity for us to show our community how truly fabulous we are- Brooklyn style.
The Audre Lorde Project will close early, at 4pm on Thursday October 28th, 2010 to support this important rally.
Please come out and support and look for the ALP banner.