Solidarity and LGBTQ+ Liberation
In this training we define solidarity and draw distinctions between traditional allyship and solidarity. We share historical and modern examples of solidarity and offer suggestions for practicing solidarity by getting involved and taking action. Participants will recognize that we all have something at stake in the fight against oppression and that by liberating the most oppressed we all can achieve freedom.
Godfrey is a first-generation college student and a University of Arizona alum, graduating with a bachelor's degree in history and anthropology. They also received a master's in social work from the University of Tennessee. Godfrey is currently the director of LGBTQ Affairs at UArizona.
They worked alongside young people for nine years and managed LGBTQ2S+ drop-in centers for youth and young people ages 12-24. They created curriculum and facilitated trainings for the past seven years focusing on trans liberation and Black liberation. Godfrey has also organized anti-oppression community events including teach-ins and conferences.
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 Solidarity and LGBTQ+ Liberation event flyer | 1.75 MB |
This event does not provide CME.