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Project SOL is a youth-led program for LGBTQ+ youth of color and their allies aged 14-24.
We promote LGBTQ+ cultural competency in NYC communities and provide safe spaces to educate, empower, and advocate for LGBTQ+ youth and center their voices!
07/26/2022
PSOL is Hiring for the School Year! Ages 14-24 for our Afterschool Stipend Program. Inquire!
11/21/2019
"Every day, trans femmes are told that we are unnatural. That we don't belong in this world. Governments and people target us to tear down our bodies and spirits, to remove us from this world."
"What we know is that trans femmes are nature itself. We have always been here, whether we've called ourselves trans or not. We've gone by many names and have played sacred roles in our communities across the world and throughout time. We are everyday heroes because we are still here. We are stewarding the moments that transform our world. Our resilience, imagination, love, and compassion is that of the natural world. We are in the trees, the wind, the stars."
--Everyday Heroes by Shea Coco with Poetry by Xoài Pham
11/20/2019
Rest in Power
🕯 Bee Love,
🕯 Kiki Fantroy,
🕯 Londonn Moore,
🕯 Sasha Garden,
🕯 Cathalina Christina James,
🕯 Antash'a English,
🕯 Celine Walker
11/20/2019
Black trans women have led the fight for LGBTQ rights. It’s time we pass them the mic. Together, let’s lift up the voices of black trans women & end discrimination and violence.
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11/20/2019
Trans Day of Resilience is an offering to trans people of color everywhere. Artists and poets have come together to imagine our uncompromised freedom and seed our future world. We invite you to imagine, feel into and build this world with us. Check out some more art and poetry celebrating trans resilience by trans people of color Forward Together: https://tdor.co/
11/20/2019
Trans communities of color face epidemic levels of discrimination and violence, and this violence overwhelmingly targets Black trans women and femmes. November 18-22 marks Trans week of remembrance, resilience, and resistance. November 20 is Trans Day of Remembrance, an annual memorial for our murdered kin. While we mourn, we also honor the resilience of our trans family.
Photo credit: popularresistance.org
11/20/2019
Black trans women are strong, resilient, and fierce. It’s time we celebrate their lives - and lift up their stories. Join us. November 20. 2pm ET. When we .
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11/14/2019
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| Monday | 9am - 7pm |
| Tuesday | 4pm - 7pm |
| Wednesday | 4pm - 5pm |
| Thursday | 4pm - 7pm |
| Friday | 9am - 7pm |
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