Date: Wednesday, 31 March 2021
Time: 3 pm CEST
Accessibility:
Voice interpretation (English and Spanish)
Closed captions (English and Spanish)
This online event will especially focus on the limitations and challenges of the concept of ‘visibility’.
A double-edged sword, visibility can have contrasting impacts on the lives of our communities worldwide. What does ‘visibility’ mean in the context of the many social, economic, public health, and security challenges of the times we live in? How can we collectively work to think beyond concepts such as ‘visibility’, and focus on the broader, and more holistic goal of trans liberation? Addressing these queries and more, this event is intended at building a critical dialogue on ‘visibility’ and its implications for our communities.
Phylesha Brown-Acton [she/her]
Ari Vera Morales [she/her]
orchi [they/them]
Sophie Roy [they/them]
Liberty Matthyse [she/they]
Tuisina Ymania Brown
Phylesha Brown-Acton MNZM [she/her]
Phylesha Brown-Acton MNZM is the Executive Director of F’ine Pasifika Aotearoa, based in Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland, in Aotearoa/New Zealand. She is also the Co-Chair of the Asia-Pacific Transgender Network.
Ari Vera Morales [she/her]
Ari Vera Morales is the Co-Chair of ILGA LAC. She is a human rights activist based in Mexico.
Sophie Roy [she/her]
Sophie Roy is a gender and social justice activist based in Mumbai, India.
orchi [they/them]
orchi is a graduate student and human rights activist based in Vienna, Austria.
Liberty Matthyse [she/they]
Liberty Matthyse is the Executive Director of Gender Dynamix, Cape Town, South Africa.