WE ARE FAMILY, TOO": Lavender Rights Project PSA highlighting the lived experiences of Black Trans Women and Femmes as a part of the Black “family” in America.
WE ARE FAMILY, TOO": Lavender Rights Project PSA highlighting the lived experiences of Black Trans Women and Femmes as a part of the Black “family” in America.

On Friday, October 6, 2023, Lavender Rights Project will launch a public service announcement and campaign focused on amplifying the lived experiences of Black trans women and femmes as a part of the larger Black experience and why it is essential that we the greater Black family work together for the safety, health and care for us all.

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Community Statement, GBVPLavender Rights Project
Hello Again, Capitol Hill! LRP has moved its headquarters back to Seattle, Washington.
Hello Again, Capitol Hill! LRP has moved its headquarters back to Seattle, Washington.

After a month of settling in, Lavender Rights Project is excited to announce that we have strategically relocated our headquarters from Tacoma into the heart of Capitol Hill—the queer “capitol” of Seattle, Washington. It is a bittersweet move in some ways, but also a return to form given the deep, rich history that marginalized communities share here—and especially Black queer community.

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Lavender Rights Project
Executive Summary 2022: "We believe that a comprehensive approach to Black community issues necessitates an intersectional Black transgender lens for effective organizing."
Executive Summary 2022: "We believe that a comprehensive approach to Black community issues necessitates an intersectional Black transgender lens for effective organizing."

This year, many, including our dedicated staff, have been wrestling with hope and fear, stemming from the persistent pandemic and a rising wave of hate and anti-trans proto-fascist movements in our nation. Despite these daunting challenges, you and our staff have been unwavering in your commitment to our community, crafting innovative solutions, and tirelessly working towards creating a world that not only acknowledges but celebrates transgender joy.

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Jaelynn Scott