PRIDE
Lessons Learned
I grew up in a small white, Heteronormative town where anything in conflict with that identity was seen as unusual and unwanted. Where people who
December 14, 2022
I grew up in a small white, Heteronormative town where anything in conflict with that identity was seen as unusual and unwanted. Where people who
I want to tell you about my family, my circle of friends, the loves of my life. They are one and the same. I want
Ever since I can remember, I have always been trying to find ways to express myself. Creativity has been a profound and deep part of
CW: Sexual & Gender violence International Women’s Day (IWD) is a global holiday celebrated annually on March 8 to commemorate the cultural, political, and
I am a creative human. I love creating and it feels like it is part of my heart and soul. I feel that I am
The nice thing with queerness and identities becoming a little bit more socially acceptable the more time that goes on is that people nowadays are
Perfectionism, Intersectionality and Eco-Ableism Something that is so rarely (if not ever) talked about in the media or online, is how much our own journey
It is with great thanks and appreciation that I come to write this piece for Start the Wave’s new pillar focusing on Spirituality. This opportunity
I love creating. I’m truly fascinated by the creative nature of human souls, and I find it does me good to think about how the
When I speak about the idea of Everybody As Our Own, the response is often something like “Really! Everybody as our own? Do you know
My name is Lily, I’m transgender, and I go by she/her pronouns. I started my wave in earnest in early 2020, around the time we
A question I often ask in trainings is: So how does a foreign-born person get to live and work in the United States permanently? Most
95-9. If this were a game score, who would be the winner? Obviously the team that scored 95 is the “winner” and the team that