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    • Contact SRLP
    • Staff & Core Collective
    • Our Approach and Principles/Nuestras Práctica y Principios
    • Legal Services
      • Survival & Self-Determination Project
      • Immigrant Justice Project
      • Prisoner Justice Project
    • Movement Building Team
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    • Who was Sylvia Rivera?
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    • Donate For Trans Liberation
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    TODAY: SRLP Legal Services Drop-In Hours CLOSED 8/21/14

    August 21, 2014 - By Sylvia Rivera Law Project

    SRLP will not be having drop-in hours on Thursday, August 21st. We apologize for the inconvenience! Drop-in hours will be begin again next Thursday, August 28th. Our office is located at 147 WEST 24TH STREET, 5TH FLOOR, NEW YORK, NY 10011. Walk-ins are welcome, but please call ahead if you…

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    SRLP’s Elana Redfield and Alisha Williams Train NYC HRA!

    August 11, 2014 - By Sylvia Rivera Law Project

    Today SRLP’s Elana Redfield and Alisha Williams provided a successful training to NYC Human Resources Administration directors! HRA staff left feeling inspired to continue these trainings with their coworkers and invite SRLP back for a 2.0 training next spring. This trans 101 training covered general cultural competency issues; pervasive cultural messages that reinforce…

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    Solitary confinement, “a cruel and unusual punishment that benefits no one…nothing about it rehabilitates…”

    August 7, 2014 - By Sylvia Rivera Law Project

    Dee Dee Webber survives in an isolated cell  for at least 23 hours every day, without human interaction. She is a trans woman in a prison for men, and she has been in solitary confinement for the past 4 years. Webber’s discussion of her experiences in Involuntary Protective Custody helps…

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    SRLP Demands an End to Punitive Solitary Confinement!

    August 7, 2014 - By Sylvia Rivera Law Project

    Trans people in prison are often placed in punitive isolation, where they face additional psychological, physical, and sexual violence. SRLP is building a campaign to end the use of punitive solitary confinement. Read this article from Solitary Watch News by Aviva Stahl with comments from SRLP’s Alisha Williams and SRLP collective member…

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    Upcoming SRLP New Member Orientation on August 11th!

    August 5, 2014 - By Sylvia Rivera Law Project

    If you’re curious to learn more about SRLP’s work and how you can get involved, join us for a new member orientation on Monday, August 11th from 1-2pm . CLICK HERE TO REGISTER. **The new member orientation is FREE and ALL are welcome** Snacks and Metrocards provided TRAINS: F, M, E,…

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    SRLP’s Pooja Gehi Says Goodbye For Now!

    August 5, 2014 - By Sylvia Rivera Law Project

    Dear Friends,  Comrades, and Community, On Friday, August 15, after 8 incredible years together, I will be taking off my hat as the Director of Immigrant Justice at the Sylvia Rivera Law Project. It has been an honor to work with you, struggle with you, and learn with you in…

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    SRLP’s Avi Cummings presenting at Money for Our Movements Conference!

    August 3, 2014 - By Sylvia Rivera Law Project

    If you’re in Baltimore, check out Avi Cummings and Ari Wohlfeiler from Jewish Voice for Peace workshop called “Almost There: 10 Strategies for Year-End Fundraising.” Check out more about the conference here: http://www.grassrootsfundraising.org/social-justice-movements/money-for-our-movements-a-social-justice-fundraising-conference/about/  

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    Meet Serena Valentino, SRLP Summer Intern!

    August 1, 2014 - By Sylvia Rivera Law Project

    Name, Position and Team at SRLP: Serena, Movement Building Team intern. Pronouns: she/her or they/them What do you do to relax / have fun? I get distracted soo easily and (when I have time) it’s really nice to let myself switch gears whenever I feel like it, and get pulled…

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    Interested in fundraising and communications at SRLP? Wanna learn more?

    August 1, 2014 - By Sylvia Rivera Law Project

    The Fundraising and Finance Team at SRLP is accepting applications for volunteers and interns for fall 2014! To apply: Please send a resume and cover letter to fft@srlp.org or by mail to FFT Intern Hiring Sylvia Rivera Law Project 147 W. 24th St., 5th Fl. New York, NY 10011 Interns will develop and build…

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  • SRLP Prisoner Advisory Committee

    A lovestory from “one of the darkest corners of this world”

    July 31, 2014 - By Sylvia Rivera Law Project

    Very rarely have I read “spark of life,” “amazing,” or “captivating” used by trans and gender non-conforming people–or anyone for that matter–to describe their experiences in prison. It is good to hear about finding love, and  “sparks of life” behind bars. In this letter, Lexy, an incarcerated trans woman in Midstate…

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