by FORGE Intern | Oct 23, 2010
Statement by Loree Cook-Daniels at an event honoring Chanel Larkin, other local deaths, and students who committed suicide. Topics: a list of the deaths; societal causes of the deaths; a call to action; and how to respond to violence. The Interconnections and a Call...
by FORGE Intern | Oct 23, 2010
Statement by Congresswoman Gwen Moore at an event honoring Chanel Larkin, other local deaths, and students who committed suicide. Topic: hate violence. Saturday, October 23, 2010 by Congresswoman Gwen Moore STATEMENT OF CONGRESSWOMAN GWEN MOORE FOR PEACEFUL RALLY FOR...
by FORGE Intern | Oct 23, 2010
Text of a speech by Brice Smith at an event honoring Chanel Larkin, other local deaths, and students who committed suicide. Speech focuses on living your truth and building community. Saturday, October 23, 2010 by Brice Smith It’s an honor to be with you and speaking...
by FORGE Intern | Oct 23, 2010
Text of a speech by Tina Owens at an event honoring Chanel Larkin, other local deaths, and students who committed suicide. Speech focuses on the need to make schools safer from bullying. Saturday, October 23, 2010 by Tina Owens, Alliance School – Milwaukee Dear...
by FORGE Intern | Oct 23, 2010
Text of a speech by Barbara Richards at an event honoring Chanel Larkin, other local deaths, and students who committed suicide. Focus of speech is on hate crimes: Saturday, October 23, 2010 by Barbara Richards The murder of Chanel Larkin is a hate crime. There are...
by FORGE Intern | Oct 19, 2010
A one-page, postable list of 100 ways you can take action today to decrease violence and discrimination.
by FORGE Intern | Oct 11, 2010
A gender-neutral body map that can be used for forensic or health purposes.
by FORGE Intern | Feb 1, 2010
A simple chart of 8 traditional and gender neutral pronoun systems, including conjugations and pronunciations.
by FORGE Intern | Nov 17, 2009
This brief document contains checklists on setting the stage, training and empowering, and following up with a person who makes a biased statement. Addresses four steps: set the stage; train and empower; address and follow-up with speaker; and address and follow-up...
by FORGE Intern | May 2, 2009
Tips for those LGB(T) organizations seeking to improve their trans inclusion. Addresses language, images, bathrooms, purpose, confrontation, paperwork, leadership, support, and know your focus.
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