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Tatiana Williams

Tatiana Williams

She/Her/Goddess

Tatiana Williams – Executive Director & Co-Founder

Tatiana@TransinclusiveGroup.org

(954) 903-1297 ext. 100

Brayland Brown

Nic Zantop

They/Them/Theirs

Nic Zantop – Deputy Director

Nic@TransinclusiveGroup.org

(954) 903-1297 ext. 101

Brianna Young

Adrianna Tender

She/Her/Diva

Adrianna Tender – Program Coordinator

Adrianna@TransinclusiveGroup.org

(954) 903-1297 ext. 102

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Join us along with @NLGJA - South Florida Chapter, Join us along with @NLGJA - South Florida Chapter, @PENAmerica, @SPJFlorida, @Our_Fund_Foundation, & @SoFlaGayNews at @ArtServe next Friday evening (Feb. 10) at 7pm for Crucial Context: Unpacking Media Coverage of #LGBTQ Public Health Issues​ This moderator-led conversation will take a hard look at media coverage on public health issues affecting queer communities including the 2022 monkeypox outbreak, access (and barriers) to gender-affirming healthcare, and ramifications of state-sanctioned targeting of drag performers. A brief Q&A session will follow the panel as well as a happy hour reception. Panelists: 🔸 Kareem Awadalla, Broadcaster and documentary filmmaker 🔸 Ashley Dye, Audience Director for The Marshall Project 🔸 Fenit Nirappil, Public health reporter for Washington Post 🔸 Benjamin Ryan, National freelance public health reporter focusing on LGBTQ issues 🔸 Nic Zantop, Deputy Director of Transinclusive Group 🎟️ Register free at: bit.ly/crucialcontext
As a grassroots organization driven by advocacy an As a grassroots organization driven by advocacy and service with a deep belief that Trans Rights are Human Rights, uplifting our community is at the heart of our work. As a 2023 Florida AIDS Walk beneficiary, up to $500,000 in matching funds from AIDS Healthcare Foundation will DOUBLE all contributions made to Transinclusive Group to support our vital mission in South Florida. Whether you are able to support us with a $5 donation or a $500 donation, every dollar helps to power our mission, and with AHF's match these dollars go twice as far! Donate today at TransinclusiveGroup.org/FAW/
Black History is American History. Thanks to the Black History is American History. Thanks to the efforts of Dr. Carter G. Woodson, February 1st through March 1st is honored around the nation as Black History Month. Dr. Woodson’s story is powerful — born just ten years after the end of the Civil War, he worked as a West Virginia coal miner, a teacher and then a principal, becoming the second African American after W.E.B. Du Bois to earn his PhD at Harvard University, where he graduated in 1912. Dr. Woodson quickly recognized that the white-dominated historical societies and education system in America excluded #BlackHistory by intentional design, so he set out to form a new system where Black scholars could study history and where the innumerable accomplishments of African Americans could be highlighted, taught, and celebrated. In 1926, he founded a week-long precursor to #BlackHistoryMonth through his organization ASALH: Association for the Study of African American Life and History whose journal has been continuously published in the 107 years since its founding. Two decades following Dr. Carter G. Woodson’s death in 1976, this week-long celebration was expanded to a full month and every US President to hold office since then has issued proclamations about the annual theme set by ASALH. 2023’s theme is #BlackResistance: "As societal and political forces escalate to limit access to and exercise of the ballot, eliminate the teaching of Black history, and work to push us back into the 1890s, we can only rely on our capacity to resist. The enactment of HR 40, the John Lewis Voting Rights Act, the Breathe Act, and the closure of the racial wealth gap is not the end. They too will require us to mobilize our resources, human and material, and fight for 'freedom, justice, and equality'; 'self-determination', and/or 'social transformation.'" Learn more at: ASALH.org/Black-History-Themes
From 2017 - 2021, 73% of Trans people murdered wer From 2017 - 2021, 73% of Trans people murdered were killed with a gun. Depsite an epidemic of gun violence in the United States that in recent years has seen hundreds of Transgender individuals murdered & countless more injured, lawmakers across the country continue to advance dangerous gun policies and anti-Trans legislation. Due to generations of systemic racism, gun violence impacts Black Americans at a disproportionate rate. According to Everytown for Gun Safety, "While just 13 percent of the trans population in the United States is estimated to be Black, 63 percent of known Trans homicide victims were Black women." Led by Everytown for Gun Safety, this year's National Gun Violence Survivors Week is Wednesday, February 1 – Tuesday, February 7, 2023 and calls on the nation to share and lift up survivors’ stories, and for survivors to share their lived experiences with gun violence. Read and share survivors’ stories at momentsthatsurvive.org. #GVSurvivorsWeek
Congratulations to @MyHollywoodPride on hosting th Congratulations to @MyHollywoodPride on hosting the second year of their fantastic community event in the @CityOfHollywoodFL, building off the success of last year's inaugural #MyHollywoodPride! Founded by the @HollywoodLGBTQCouncil, this inclusive day of festivity is dedicated to providing a space where everyone is welcome, and where you can feel proud to be who you are. It was great to see our friends from so many of South Florida's community organizations like @AHFSouth, @EqualityFL, @StonewallArchive, @SAVELGBT, @WorldAIDSMuseum, @Prism.FL, @SafeSchools1991, @TheTaskForce, @AquaFoundation, and so many others! 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈
Transinclusive Group's Executive Director Tatiana Transinclusive Group's Executive Director Tatiana Williams & Program Coordinator Adrianna Tender, along with our friend Jasmin Lewis, served as co-hosts of the 2023 Human Rights Campaign Dinner on Saturday, and our staff and Board was proud to join HRC for this important evening of advocacy! With powerful speakers including the Human Rights Campaign's President Kelley Robinson, Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Amrit Kapai, Becky George, Nik Harris, Elizabeth Rodriguez, Alfredo Olvera, Brayland Brown, and Kamisha Green, along with comedian Dana Goldberg & American Idol star Kimberley Locke, this was an inspiring evening that left us all feeling motivated to continue the work of fighting for equality in our communities.
Today is International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Today is International Holocaust Remembrance Day. As we honor the memory of the six million Jewish people and millions of others including the Roma, disabled people, LGBTQ+ individuals, and so many more whose lives were stolen by the Nazis, we each have a deep moral imperative to ensure that their stories are never forgotten and that history never repeats itself. With the destructive, violent power of hatred and bigotry once again gaining footholds around the world, and with powerful forces who would have us revise our history to omit dark truths or ban what our students can learn and restrict what books they can read, we must not allow the horrors of the past to be forgotten, denied, or repeated. Never Again means fighting back against antisemitism wherever we see it. It means pushing back against dangerous rhetoric that incites fear of others and fuels violence and extremism. It means uniting in solidarity to ensure that history is remembered and learned from.
TONIGHT: Make plans to join us on Zoom this Thursd TONIGHT: Make plans to join us on Zoom this Thursday, January 26 at 7pm for our Open Thursday Group Meeting! During our meetings on the last Thursday of each month we welcome the entire LGBTQ+ community and our allies to gather together for intentional conversations. This month we'll be discussing what advocacy looks like in 2023 as our Trans and LGBTQ+ community faces unprecedented discrimination, transphobia, and continued efforts to restrict gender-affirming care. We need your voice as we push back against hate and work to ensure equity for all of our siblings. Register now: TransinclusiveGroup.org/Meetings
Congratulations to The Our Fund Foundation on the Congratulations to The Our Fund Foundation on the opening of the newly named Our Fund Foundation Hall at ArtServe in Fort Lauderdale which will provide space to LGBTQ+ serving agencies in South Florida!
Transinclusive Group's Deputy Director Nic Zantop Transinclusive Group's Deputy Director Nic Zantop joined other local advocates this month on a panel held at Island City Stage in Wilton Manors for an important conversation focused on advancing Transgender rights. This community forum featured Carvelle Estriplet, Owner of Carvelle Bikes; Franchesca D’Amore, Board Member of Safe Schools South Florida; Arianna Lint, Executive Director of Arianna's Center; and Ryan Papciak, MSW, LCSW, SunServe Clinical Director with moderation by Dr. David B. Wohlsifer, LCSW, Clinical Instructor at FAU's Phyllis & Harvey Sandler School of Social Work. With so many ongoing efforts to marginalize and threaten Florida's Transgender & nonbinary community, gathering together in community to highlight the power of visibility, activism, and solidarity against discrimination is so critical. To keep these conversations going, we welcome you to join us this week for our Transinclusive Group Open Thursdays meeting on Zoom. These monthly meetings on the last Thursday of each month that are open to allies are an important opportunity to bring our LGBTQ+ and allied community together as we discuss current events, advocacy strategies, and ways to get more involved in uplifting and supporting Trans Rights. Register at: TransinclusiveGroup.org/Meetings/
The Human Rights Campaign South Florida dinner is The Human Rights Campaign South Florida dinner is just DAYS AWAY on Saturday, January 28 at the Fort Lauderdale Marriott Harbor Beach! Transinclusive Group's Executive Director Tatiana Williams and Program Coordinator Adrianna Tender both serve on the Human Rights Campaign National Board of Governors and are proud to be Dinner Co-Hosts this year. HRC is America’s largest civil rights organization working to achieve equality and liberation for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people, and this will be a dynamic night to remember! 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈 🎟️ Make plans to join us for a night of advocacy and celebration and order your tickets today! https://southflorida.hrc.org/events/hrc-south-florida-dinner
Join our friends at Ujima Men's Collective tomorro Join our friends at Ujima Men's Collective tomorrow night at 6pm at the Victory Black Box Theatre at the L.A. Lee YMCA/Mizell Community Center for a panel discussion about how gender and gender identity impact social justice and equity in the LGBTQ+ community. 🗓️ Thursday, January 19 from 6pm-8:30pm 📍 L.A. Lee YMCA/Mizell Community Center - Victory Black Box Theatre, 3rd Floor 1409 NW 6th St, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311
“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice every “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly.” — Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Born 94 years ago today, on January 15, 1929, the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. left our world with an enduring legacy forged through a lifetime of courageous service. His dream of progress, unity, and the possibility of what our nation could be - what it ought to be - continues to inspire and guide us forward.
Join us this Thursday evening at 7pm on Zoom for o Join us this Thursday evening at 7pm on Zoom for our 2nd Thursdays group meeting, open to the Trans, Nonbinary, and Gender Diverse community. Our meetings are a safe space to support each other, share resources, and have intentional conversations - we hope you'll join us! Register at TransinclusiveGroup.org/Meetings
As a grassroots organization driven by advocacy, T As a grassroots organization driven by advocacy, Transinclusive Group believe in the power of unity and coalition. In 2022, we had the opportunity to collaborate with nearly four dozen organizations as we rallied together in support of Trans rights and bright futures for all of our siblings, and we are eager to make an even larger impact in this new year. As a 2023 Florida AIDS Walk beneficiary, up to $500,000 in matching funds from AIDS Healthcare Foundation will DOUBLE all contributions made to Transinclusive Group to support our mission. Your gift of any amount makes a REAL impact. You can support our work today at TransinclusiveGroup.org/FAW/
Make plans to join us at Island City Stage on Mond Make plans to join us at Island City Stage on Monday, January 9th at 6:30pm for a community forum focused on breaking down bias and advancing Transgender rights. Register here: https://www.islandcitystage.org/behind-the-red-curtain Panelists include: Nic Zantop, Deputy Director of Transinclusive Group; Carvelle Estriplet, Owner of Carvelle Bikes; Franchesca D’Amore, Board Member of Safe Schools South Florida; Arianna Lint, Executive Director of Arianna's Center; and Ryan Papciak, MSW, LCSW, SunServe Clinical Director. The panel will be moderated by Dr. David B. Wohlsifer, LCSW, Clinical Instructor at FAU Phyllis & Harvey Sandler School of Social Work.
Congratulations to our friend Maxx Fenning, Presid Congratulations to our friend Maxx Fenning, President & Founder of @prism.fl on being named SFGN's Person of the Year! "Looking back at 2022, Fenning and other youth advocates have proven that they are not silent, that they vote, that they care, and that they are a force to be reckoned with."
🎆 Welcome to 2023! As we welcome this New Year, 🎆 Welcome to 2023! As we welcome this New Year, the work continues and we invite you to join us in advocating for equity and joy for all of our siblings. 🔗 Learn more about our mission and how you can help support our efforts here: TransinclusiveGroup.org/FAW/
Happy Kwanzaa to all who are observing this week! Happy Kwanzaa to all who are observing this week! From Umoja to Imani, may all the blessings and reflections of Kwanzaa be yours. The 7 Principles of Kwanzaa: • Umoja (Unity) • Kujichagulia (Self-Determination) • Ujima (Collective Work and Responsibility) • Ujamaa (Cooperative Economics) • Nia (Purpose) • Kuumba (Creativity) • Imani (Faith)
We wish you a very Merry Christmas! ❤️ We wish you a very Merry Christmas! ❤️
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