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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
    • SRLP’s Prison Organizing and Advocacy
    • Media and Press
    • Who was Sylvia Rivera?
    • Collective Structure
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    • Donate For Trans Liberation
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  • News - Policy Advocacy

    SRLP & Anti-Violence Advocates Against Deportation Coalition Testify at City Hall

    October 21, 2014 - By Sylvia Rivera Law Project

    Since 2011, the Sylvia Rivera Law Project has been hard at work with a coalition of organizations in New York City, the Anti-Violence Advocates Against Deportation Coalition, to shine a light and put a stop on the abuse caused by ICE’s collaboration with local law enforcement in New York. Last…

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    Photos & History: SRLP From 2002 to Today!

    July 28, 2014 - By Sylvia Rivera Law Project

    So much to do and so much to celebrate! Here is a brief history of our victories, not to mention all of the community events, daily legal services, and collaboration with our partners and allies! 2002 SRLP began as a one-person fellowship project at the Urban Justice Center. 2003 SRLP wins victory…

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    A New ID in NYC, But Still More Work To Do

    July 22, 2014 - By Sylvia Rivera Law Project

    Have you heard about New York City’s new municipal ID? Thanks to the collaborative work of SRLP, Make the Road, NYLAG, and the Urban Justice Center, among many other community-based organizations, Mayor Bill de Blasio signed into law a new bill creating a Municipal ID. This city-based ID would be available…

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    Groundbreaking Report Co-Authored by SRLP Collective Member Dean Spade and Streetwise and Safe Coordinator Andrea Richie

    May 7, 2014 - By Sylvia Rivera Law Project

    Check out this groundbreaking report, A Roadmap for Change: Federal Policy Recommendations for Addressing the Criminalization of LGBT People and People with HIV, co-authored by Catherine Hanssens, Aisha-Moodie Millis, Andrea Ritchie, Dean Spade and Urvashi Vaid, with input from more than 50 legal, advocacy and grassroots organizations working on LGBT and…

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    SRLP’s Pooja Gehi on the Criminal-Immigration System on Out-FM

    May 4, 2014 - By Sylvia Rivera Law Project

    The rapidly expanding collaboration between police and immigration authorities has a devastating impact on low-income queer and transgender immigrant communities. Federal programs such as “Secure Communities” (S-Comm) and the Criminal Alien Program, which effectively bring immigration authorities into every precinct and jail, have greatly increased the risk of deportation. Because…

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    PHOTOS: May Day 2014

    May 3, 2014 - By Sylvia Rivera Law Project

    SRLP marched with our comrades at FIERCE!, Audre Lorde Project, Streetwise and Safe, and Queer Detainee Empowerment Project to demand an end to criminalization and stop deportations on May Day! View more photos on our Facebook page!  

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    TODAY: SRLP Supports the LGBTQ #Not1More Deportation Action in DC

    April 29, 2014 - By Sylvia Rivera Law Project

    SRLP Supports LGBTQ Day at the #not1more Deportation Hunger Strike on Tuesday, April 29th in Washington DC! If you’re in DC or close by join the for President Obama to stop the deportations and provide immediate administrative relief! More information from Southerners On New Ground (SONG): As many of you know the…

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    SRLP Celebrates Philly Activists’ Work to Stop Deportations and End Criminalization

    April 17, 2014 - By Sylvia Rivera Law Project

    Today in Philadelphia, Mayor Michael Nutter signed an executive order that limits cooperation between the Philadelphia Police Department and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The law prevents Philadelphia police from being able to detain immigrants for transfer to federal facilities without a court warrant. Congratulations to the Philadelphia Family Unity Network (PFUN),…

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    Join SRLP in the #Not1More Campaign to Stop Deportations!

    April 16, 2014 - By Sylvia Rivera Law Project

    Sign this petition to call on President Obama to sign an Executive Order to stop deportations! http://transgenderlawcenter.org/archives/10129 Join SRLP, Southerners on New Ground, and the Transgender Law Center to fight back against mass deportations! Come to SRLP for a Know Your Rights workshop on immigration tomorrow night from 7-8:30 PM…

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    Join SRLP on April 17 to Demand Liberation Not Deportation!

    April 14, 2014 - By Sylvia Rivera Law Project

    On April 5, you marched and chanted with communities across the U.S. in a mass mobilization to end deportations. Our work to protect and build power with trans and gender nonconforming immigrants and our broader communities continues, and we need you to keep it going. On Thursday, April 17, we…

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