A quick elevator trip at 147 reveals that the building is home to a unique community of activists. From the third floor to the sixth, the facilities are dedicated — in one way or another — to advocating for the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, two spirit, trans and gender non-conforming people. – See more at Chelsea […]
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SRLP Contributes to Social Security Victory!
For the past ten years SRLP has worked tirelessly to urge local, state and federal government agencies to change their onerous gender marker policies. Just two weeks ago, SRLP participated in a groundbreaking meeting with the Social Security Administration about LGBT issues coordinated by the National Center for Transgender Equality, the Transgender Law Center, and […]
SRLP Attorney Pooja Gehi Honored by UCLA’s Williams Institute!
The Williams Institute at University of California Los Angeles awarded SRLP attorney Pooja Gehi with the 2012 Dukeminier Award & The Ezekiel Webber Prize for her recent law review article. Pooja’s article, Gendered (In)Security: Migration and Criminalization in the Security State was originally published in by Harvard’s Journal of Law & Gender and was selected […]
SRLP Mentioned On BuzzFeed!
Both grassroots fundraising director Ola Osaze & membership director Reina Gossett made it into BuzzFeed last week. Ola’s studious subway reading was captured here and Reina was profiled about her blog, which you can read here!
Angela Davis on Dean Spade’s Normal Life, Miss Major, Trans Activism & Abolition
Check out this amazing speech by Angela Davis, during which she names the importance of disability justice and trans activism in the prison abolition movement. She also holds up the work & lives of Miss Major Eric A Stanley, Cece McDonald, Beth Ritchie, and our very own Dean Spade! Brilliant!
Success: Protest at City Hall to End Secure Communities & Stop and Frisk
Thanks to SRLP community for sharing the news about the press conference this morning to end Secure Communities and Stop and Frisk! It was a great success, with many organizations sharing their visions and strategies to end policing practices that harm low income, people of color communities!
Small Works for Big Change: “On The Boardwalk” by Mariette Pathy Allen
Mariette Pathy Allen “On the Boardwalk” Year: 1968 Materials: Vintage Selenium toned Silver Print. Edition 1/8. Dimensions: 16″ x 12.5″ Minimum bid: $300 Value: $750
“A Green Path” by Aurora De Armendi
Aurora De Armendi “A Green Path” 2009 Dimensions: 8″ x 11″ Minimum Bid: $100 Value: $200 Aurora De Armendi is an interdisciplinary artist and educator, working most recently in the medium of printmaking. She studied at The Cooper Union School of Art, New York, NY (BFA, 2005) and The University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA […]
Give OUT Day is coming up!
Join us during Give OUT Day on May 9th! Victoria has been in prison since she was 18 years old, originally placed with men in general population. After being assaulted, she was moved involuntarily to solitary protective custody, where she was isolated from other prisoners all day. Her only interpersonal contact was made with her […]
SRLP IS CLOSED/SRLP ESTÁ CERRADO
SRLP ESTÁ CERRADO Miércoles, 01 de mayo 2013 Vamos a volver a abrir el Jueves, 02 de mayo 2013 SRLP is CLOSED Wednesday, May 1st, 2013 We will re-open on Thursday, May 2nd, 2013