[imc-st.louis] International Transgender Day of Remembrance
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ajshrive at artsci.wustl.edu
Wed Nov 14 10:20:54 PST 2007
International Transgender Day of Remembrance
St. Louis Candlelight Vigil: Thursday, Nov. 15th @ 7PM
Washington University in St. Louis, South 40 Clocktower
Come together to mourn the people murdered in the past year due to
anti-transgender violence. Hear the stories of people who were killed
and help raise awareness about violence against those with differing
gender identities and gender expressions. Through the vigil, we express
love and respect for people in the face of national indifference and
hatred. Several St. Louis religious leaders will be present to speak,
but the event is not inherently religious.
Following the meeting at the South 40 clocktower, we will then proceed
into the Gargoyle located in Mallinkrodt Center where our guests will
speak. Adhahm Roland, a local transgender musician, will also sing.
Open to all and wheelchair accessible. If you have questions, or need
more information, email pridewu at gmail.com.
Driving directions to the South 40 Clocktower:
http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?formtype=address&addtohistory=&address=Shepley%20Dr%20%26%20S%20Big%20Bend%20Blvd&city=Saint%20Louis&state=MO&zipcode=63105&country=US&geodiff=1
To reach the clocktower, turn onto Shepley Drive from Big Bend. This is
the entrance to the South 40 on the western side. A parking garage is
hidden behind the dorms on the left; there is also a smaller parking
lot on the right. From there, walk east along Shepley Drive until you
see the small, green clocktower near Ursa's Cafe.
The South 40 Clocktower is also walking distance from the Big Bend Metro stop
Co-sponsored by Pride Alliance, Keshet, Safe Zones, Asian Christian
Fellowship, Association of Latin American Students, SARAH, Black
Women/Jewish Women, and Uncle's Joe's Peer Counseling.
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