Expanding Genders for Trans Day of Visibility

Description

Johns Hopkins University celebrates Transgender Day of Visibility with Expanding Genders, honoring the resilience and contributions of our transgender and gender-nonconforming community. This day highlights the university's dedication to inclusivity and respect for all gender identities.

Expanding Genders is a transformative event designed to honor International Trans Day of Visibility. This special gathering aims to celebrate the diverse experiences of the trans+ community, offering a space for inspiration, resource sharing, and the exploration of art, literature, criticism, and activism.

Engage in meaningful dialogue during the panel discussion featuring prominent advocates and leaders such as Ann Marie Brokmeier, Iya Dammons, Isaiah Lawrence, Randall Leonard, and Emily Scott, who bring invaluable insights from their groundbreaking work.

Delve into "Trans Utopia" in the gallery, showcasing visionary art and creative expressions that reimagine the future for trans+ individuals.

The event culminates with a closing talk by Erin Reed, a renowned journalist and advocate.

Expanding Genders is more than an event; it's an opportunity to forge new connections, celebrate the trans+ community's resilience and vibrancy, and envision a world where every identity is affirmed and celebrated.