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Thursday June 22, 2006 -Boston
Where are we, where are we going, and why does it matter?
A presentation by National Gay and Lesbian Task Force.
Join National Gay and Lesbian Task Force Executive Director, Matt Foreman, and other staff of the Task Force for a compelling presentation of data from the Task Force's national polling on support for transgender-inclusive non-discrimination laws. Following the presentation, we will have a lively discussion of the status of the transgender rights movement at the local, state, and national level.
What laws are passing in other parts of the country? What is happening with introduction of a transgender-inclusive Federal Employment Non-Discrimination Act? What efforts are underway in Massachusetts to pass meaningful statewide protections? And what are ways that we can all engage to fight discrimination against transgender people everywhere?
7pm at MIT in Stata Center, 32 Vassar Street, Cambridge, Room 32-155, on the Red Line Kendall Square stop,
directions-
http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?mapterms=32.
For moreinformation visit www.masstpc.org or call 617-983-0219.
Sponsored by: Massachusetts Transgender Political Coalition and Trans@MIT
Co-Sponsored by:
MIT Rainbow Coffeehouse
QWiLLTs (Queer Women Looking for Life in Tech School)
LGBT@MIT
The Network/La Red
Gender Talk
Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders
Massachusetts Lesbian and Gay Bar Association
TransCEND
Greater Boston PFLAG
Tiffany Club of New England,
International Foundation for Gender Education
Somos Latin@s LGBT Coalition
Massachusetts Gay & Lesbian Political Caucus
GenderCrash.com
Bisexual Resource Center
MassEquality Education Fund
QueerToday.com
Dyke Night Productions
AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts
Wellesley College GLBTQ Programs & Services
People to People/Sistah Insiders
Black Pride New England
Gay Men's Domestic Violence Project
SpeakOut
The Theater Offensive
Fenway Community Health
Queer Caucus at Northeastern Law
New England Leather Alliance
Prevention at JRI Health
Boston GLASS
URban Youth Institute and the Peer Support Services program
GALLAN/Pride At Work,
GLBT Health Access Project,
Trans FM