Spreading the word about the Black LGBTQIA+ Migrant Project, an initiative housed within the Transgender Law Center. Check out this film on the project entitled: “Coming Home”.
“Through leadership development, capacity building, and organizing, the Black LGBTQIA+ Migrant Project (BLMP) addresses the ways in which our community is targeted by the criminal law and immigration enforcement system, and marginalized in the broader migrant community, and racial and economic justice movements. Housed at Transgender Law Center, BLMP was co-created and is staffed by TLC National Organizer Ola Osaze through a 2017 Soros Fellowship.
BLMP aims to reduce isolation, build leadership, and protect and defend Black LGBTQIA+ migrants from increasing attack by holding community-building events around the country, providing legal support, increasing access to services, creating regional organizing networks, and launching the first-ever survey focused on our experiences.”
Visit the website for more information on the project, including how to get involved and/or provide a donation.
From Aspiring Humanitarian, Relando Thompkins-Jones
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