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Marsha P Johnson Film Screening & New Member Orientation!

SRLP New Member Orientation // 6-7pm If you’re curious how SRLP works as a collective organization and you’re interested in getting more involved, please join us for an hour before the film screening. Anyone who believes in SRLP’s mission is welcome to join!  English to Spanish translation, snacks and Metrocards provided. MARSHA P. JOHNSON DOCUMENTARY […]

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SRLP Listed As Among Top 19 Biggest Impact National Non Profits

  The Sylvia Rivera Law Project is pleased to announce that we were listed as among the top 19 national non profits “advancing the equality of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) individuals and supporting the issues that the LGBT community tackles—including discriminatory policies, violence against members of the community, and improving the health and […]

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Sylvia Rivera Law Project Year End Greetings!

For 10 years, the Sylvia Rivera Law Project (SRLP) has been working to make gender self-determination a reality for all people. We are grateful for all the clients, community members, activists, artists, donors and volunteers like YOU who continue to enrich and sustain this organization. As 2012 draws to a close, we invite you to help make another ten […]

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NYC Secure Communities Bill Fails Transgender Immigrant Communities

CONTACTS: Pooja Gehi: (202) 491-7665 Tiloma Jayasinghe: (917) 669-0696 NYC Secure Communities Bill Fails Transgender Immigrant Communities *December 13, 2012 New York, NY* – A coalition of anti-violence advocates who work with immigrant survivors of family and intimate partner violence, human trafficking, sexual assault, and survivors of homophobic and transphobic violence in New York welcomed […]

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New Video of Staking Our Claim: Trans Women’s Literature in the 21st Century!

  From Barnard Center For Research On Women “Celebrating the release of The Collection: Short Fiction from the Transgender Vanguard (Topside Press, 2012), four of the volume’s contributors, Ryka Aoki, Imogen Binnie, Red Durkin, and Donna Ostrowsky come together to discuss future of literature, the complex ways that literary trans narratives will evolve in years […]

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