We’ll be tabling from 12-8pm and we’d love to have you come say hi. We’ll have resources as well as free makeup bags available!

We're having our Post-Pride office closure during this week! If you are in crisis, please call Crisis Connections at (866)427-4747 or the Trans Lifeline at (877)565-8860.

Bearing Witness: An evening of stories, spoken word and music exploring the impact of HIV/AIDS on Black and African American LGBTQ People, Developed by Chad Goller-Sojourner
Hear these accounts from Black voices in our LGBTQ communities July 11-13, 7-9pm.
Despite bearing the statistical brunt of this country’s HIV/AIDS epidemic, Black LGBTQ people and our stories have yet to secure our rightful seat at the collective HIV/AIDS narrative table.

This FREE workshop is designed to help you move towards financial sustainability as a Trans and Gender Nonconforming Artist. It covers the elements of grantwriting (finding and pursuing opportunities, application strategies, writing artist statements and bios, and selection process), as well as promotional aspects of building an artistic career (networking tips & etiquette, writing an…

We’ll be tabling from 12-8pm and we’d love to have you come say hi. We’ll have resources as well as free makeup bags available!

We’ll be tabling from 10-6pm and we’d love to have you come say hi. We’ll have resources as well as free makeup bags available!

We’ll be tabling from 12-6pm and we’d love to have you come say hi. We’ll have resources as well as free makeup bags available!

We’ll be tabling from 5-10pm and we’d love to have you come say hi. We’ll have resources as well as free makeup bags available!

Join us and Tobi Hill-Meyer of Gender Justice League, Mattie Mooney of Ingersoll Gender Center, Danny Waxwing, Equal Justice Works Fellow at Disability Rights Washington’s Trans in Prison Project, and Ari Robbins, an ACLU client who was refused medically necessary surgery from Swedish Health Services to talabout healthcare access for trans communities.

Please join us for another 5th Wednesday Workshop on July 31st, 7-9pm at Seattle Counseling Services! Cecilie, one of our SOFFA facilitators, will be demoing how to properly sew on a button, hand-sew strong seams, and make minor adjustments. Come learn about different types of fabrics and discuss their uses and cleaning requirements - second-hand clothing is often missing the care instructions! We hope each participant will be provided with their own small sewing kit, so please RSVP here: http://bit.ly/FWWSewd. We encourage you to bring an item you want to learn how to repair (such as a hole-y sweater)!