In this month’s Grassroots Fundraising Journal, Christa Orth offers tips and tools for building strong fundraising teams to collectively resource our movements. Christa interviews SRLP’s Avi Cummings on how our fundraising strategies align with our organizational approach to racial and economic justice. Fellow fundraisers, this article also includes an fun activity…
Postponed: SRLP’s Reina Gossett will join CeCe McDonald, Katie Burgess (Executive Director of the Trans Youth Support Network in Minnesota), and Laverne Cox on Democracy Now! to talk about CeCe’s case and the work our communities are doing to end criminalization and create trans liberation! You can stream the program…
[hr] Prince, who identifies as a gay male, introduces himself and reminds us that incarcerated people who do not conform to traditional ideas about gender and sexuality face a particularly high risk of violence and discrimination. [button link=”http://srlp.org/letters-from-inside-to-srlp/” size=”small” color=”silver”]<< Previous entry[/button] [button link=”http://www.srlp.org/category/pac” size=”small” color=”silver”]Return to blog[/button] …
Check out this awesome Autostraddle article about our Medicaid campaign featuring Trans Justice or the Audre Lorde Project and GLAAD! Click here to read!
[hr] The hardships faced by Samantha – a currently incarcerated transgender woman – began long before she was accused of any crimes. Her story demonstrates how much she has overcome to blossom as the woman we know today. [divider] [button link=”http://srlp.org/letters-from-inside-our-letter/” size=”small” color=”silver”]<< Previous entry[/button] [button link=”http://www.srlp.org/category/pac” size=”small” color=”silver”]Return to…
SRLP Statement on Cece McDonald’s Release from Prison This week, The Sylvia Rivera Law Project celebrates the release of CeCe McDonald from more than a year of unjust incarceration. Imprisoned for defending herself against a vicious hate crime in June 2011 where she and her friends were attacked by a…
YOU ARE AMAZING! At the end of 2013, the Fundraising and Finance Team set a goal to raise $10,000 online. You gave $17,650, exceeding our goal by almost double! Overall, you gave $85,860… and counting! THANK YOU for donating your time, skills, resources, and money to keep our movement for trans…
Artists, dreamers, co-conspirators, submit your art to the Sylvia Rivera Law Project’s 9th annual Small Works for Big Change! Small Works for Big Change is an art auction and benefit that raises money to support SRLP’s crucial work to provide free legal services and build movement power with trans and…
[hr] Through poetry, PAC Member Lady Doll responds to familial reactions to her coming out as trans. [button link=”http://srlp.org/letters-from-inside-reverse-gestation-and-a-poem/” size=”small” color=”silver”]<< Previous entry[/button] [button link=”http://www.srlp.org/category/pac” size=”small” color=”silver”]Return to blog[/button] [button link=”http://srlp.org/cece-is-free-letters-from-inside/” size=”small” color=”silver”]Next entry >>[/button] [box]Warning: The following poem conveys a personal account of physical and verbal abuse, and…
SRLP is looking for event coordination volunteers for our annual art benefit, Small Works for Big Change. Volunteers should have 3-10 hours available per week now through March 8, 2014. Tasks needed include: Coordinating art submissions Promoting the event Day-of event coordiantion (set up, coat check, bartending, wrapping art, etc.)…