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Where, after all, do universal human rights begin? In small places, close to home — so close and so small that they cannot be seen on any maps of the world. – Eleanor Roosevelt
Join us on the final day of Pride Month for an evening of personal storytelling and intimate conversation about the search for recognition of one’s identity and orientation, and the struggle to be seen, first and foremost, as a human being.
This live online event, the second in a series of four social justice/human rights-focused programs, engages the power of true storytelling to spotlight the impact of systemic injustice, inequality and exclusion to inspire action for positive social change.
Hosted by Wesley Dixon of Vassar College, the program will include TMI Project storytelling performances by Erik Harris, Julie Novak and Windy Sharpe plus a Q&A/discussion with storytellers and GLSEN Mid-Hudson. A TMI Project true storytelling workshop facilitated by Eva Tenuto and Raine Grayson will follow.
Advanced registration required; 18 and older, please.
