Pop Up for Pride!

Please join T4T, Ladies of Comedy Association, & The LaughtHER Collective for...

WHAT: A wholesome, family-friendly picnic to fundraise for the Southern Trans Youth Emergency Project. Join us outside for a day of laughter, support, and a whole bunch of activities -- crafts! frisbee! & more!

This event is for anyone...

WHO: EVERYONE. The groups hosting support and amplify comics who identifies as trans or a woman(performer or industry), but all are welcome to join us. Registration is required to attend. A suggested donation of $5 is encouraged but not required.

Which brings us to another...

WHY: This is a fundraiser for the Southern Trans Youth Emergency Project through the Campaign for Southern Equality; all suggested donations will be sent there directly following the event. There will be some snacks provided, activities, community, and a chance to learn about the groups and leaders putting this together.

You can't come if you don't know...

WHEN: Sunday, June 11th, 2-6pm

and...

WHERE: Brooklyn, NY - Prospect Park, Long Meadows specifically.

We will have A LOT of rainbow flags surrounding us there. We will also post on Instagram the day of so make sure you...

FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM:

Ladies of Comedy Association: @theladiesofcomedy

The LaughtHER Collective: @thelaughthercollective

T4T: @t4tcomedy

Southern Equality: @southernequality

To learn a bit more about the organizers you can...

VISIT US ONLINE:

www.theladiesofcomedy.com

www.theLaughtHERcollective.com

www.southernequality.org

We're fundraising for an organization so alittle bit...

ABOUT CAMPAIGN FOR SOUTHERN EQUALITY:

The Campaign for Southern Equality is working to build a South where LGBTQ people are equal in every part of life. A South where your zip code doesn’t determine your rights. Where all of us are free to be who we truly are and love who we truly love.

This year, lawmakers all across the South have passed extreme legislation banning best-practice medical care for transgender youth – and as a result, 75% of transgender youth in the South now live in a state where a ban on gender-affirming care has passed.

In response, the Campaign for Southern Equality has launched the Southern Trans Youth Emergency Project (STYEP), a new regional effort which provides rapid response support directly to the families of youth who are impacted by anti-transgender healthcare bans in the South. Through STYEP, and in close partnership with state and local organizations, we are providing grants, patient navigation support, and accurate information to impacted families to ensure that youth can access the care they need and deserve, even in the face of oppressive laws.

Host or Publisher TLC, T4T, LOCA