2nd Annual San Francisco Pride Human Rights Summit (Afternoon)

Join us in downtown San Francisco for the second annual summit on some of the hottest topics facing the LGBTQIA+ communities. 

Robyn Adams, Remembering Nex Benedict
Moderated by: Oliver Elias Tinoco, a queer, undocumented, community youth advocate hailing from South San Francisco by way of Guanajuato, Mexico, 

Ewan Barker Plummer, chair of the San Francisco Youth Commission, which advises the Mayor and Board of Supervisors on all issues impacting young San Franciscans. 

Daniel Trujillo is 16 years old and loves drawing, playing guitar, bass, and drums, building Lego, and playing in the Tucson Jazz Institute. Daniel recently helped plan a national action in Washington, D.C., called Trans Prom, a creative action by and for trans youth.

Connie Murphy is a trans psychology student and community organizer. She works in youth advocacy and creates environments where queer youths can thrive, most recently organizing LYRIC’s Lavender Ball. 

Nano Luksanacom, upcoming senior, Lowell High School

Dr. April Silas, LGBTQIA+ AC

Bia Vieira, CEO, Women’s Foundation California

Roger Doughty, Horizons Foundation

Schuyler Bailar, first openly transgender athlete to compete on an NCAA Division 1 men's team

Suzanne Ford

Michelle Meow

 
This program is supported by SF Pride.
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Join us in downtown San Francisco for the second annual summit on some of the hottest topics facing the LGBTQIA+ communities. 

Robyn Adams, Remembering Nex Benedict

Moderated by: Oliver Elias Tinoco, a queer, undocumented, community youth advocate hailing from South San Francisco by way of Guanajuato, Mexico, 

Ewan Barker Plummer, chair of the San Francisco Youth Commission, which advises the Mayor and Board of Supervisors on all issues impacting young San Franciscans. 
Daniel Trujillo is 16 years old and loves drawing, playing guitar, bass, and drums, building Lego, and playing in the Tucson Jazz Institute. Daniel recently helped plan a national action in Washington, D.C., called Trans Prom, a creative action by and for trans youth.
Connie Murphy is a trans psychology student and community organizer. She works in youth advocacy and creates environments where queer youths can thrive, most recently organizing LYRIC’s Lavender Ball. 
Nano Luksanacom, upcoming senior, Lowell High School
Dr. April Silas, LGBTQIA+ AC
Bia Vieira, CEO, Women’s Foundation California
Roger Doughty, Horizons Foundation
Schuyler Bailar, first openly transgender athlete to compete on an NCAA Division 1 men's team
Suzanne Ford
Michelle Meow

 

This program is supported by SF Pride.

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