Elegance and advocacy shine at Ties & Tiaras fundraiser for Trans Pride Seattle
The “Ties & Tiaras” fundraiser on Sunday, May 19, proved to be an enchanting soirée of elegance and advocacy.
11 Years of Trans Pride in Seattle: Celebrating the Strength, Diversity, and Beauty of Two Spirit, Trans, and Gender-Diverse People
Trans Pride Seattle has grown from a few hundred people marching and gathering at Cal Anderson Park to tens of thousands of attendees, making it one of the largest — if not the largest — Trans Pride events in the nation.
Celebrate Pride 2024, South End Style
Hi, gay! It’s queer Christmas season, aka Pride!
“Ties and Tiaras” to raise funds for Trans Pride
Get out your finest attire for the first-ever “Ties and Tiaras” fundraiser for Trans Pride Seattle on Sunday, May 19 from 7 to 9 p.m., hosted at Sleight of Hand Cellars in SoDo. There will be live performances, a silent auction, and a plethora of wines, beers and desserts.
Washington state passes new law with potential to out LGBTQ+ students
A citizen initiative that would increase the risk of violence and abuse of LGBTQ+ students is set to take effect early in Pride Month after being passed by the state legislature. While the initiative has yet to become law and the state courts have the opportunity to intervene, the introduction of such a policy is already impacting LGBTQ+ youth.
Trans Day of Visibility 2024: Reflections & A Call to Allies
As TwoSpirit, Trans, & Gender Diverse people, our relationships to Trans Day of Visibility (TDOV) are as varied and individual as our relationships to gender. Visibility is often a double-edged sword for us—particularly those of us who are BIPOC, Disabled,...
Trans Advocacy is Trans Power: Post-Legislative Session 2024 Update
With the legislative session now wrapped up, we have a lot to celebrate: as a result of our collective work, we achieved some significant victories for queer and Trans people in the state. One of our proudest accomplishments was helping pass the curriculum...
LGBTQ Advocates Are Ready to Fight the Parents’ Bill of Rights
Experts Still Don’t Know How It’ll Be Implemented