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Join Leaders from Around the World.
Framers & Speakers
Katherine Acey Executive Director,
Astraea Lesbian
Foundation for Justice, USA
Lohana Berkins President,
Asociación
Lucha por la Identidad Travesti y Transexual
(ALITT)/Association in the Struggle for Transvestite
and Transexual Identity, Argentina Ise
Bosch Co-founder, Pecunia &
filia.die
frauenstiftung, Germany
Svetlana Durkovic Co-founder and
Director, Organization Q, Bosnia-
Herzegovina
Bran Fenner Co-Director, FIERCE!
, USA
Tracy Gary Philanthropic Advisor,
Inspired Legacies, USA
Sarah Gould President, Ms.
Foundation for Women, USA
Jean Hardisty Author and Commentator,
USA
Marjorie Hill Interim Executive Director,
Gay Men's Health Crisis, USA
Joo-Hyun Kang Director of Programs,
Astraea Lesbian Foundation for Justice,
USA
Alex Lee Director, TGI Justice
Project, USA
Monique Mehta Executive Director,
Third Wave Foundation, USA
Rauda Marcos Group Coordinator,
ASWAT-Palestinian Gay Women, Israel*
Fadzai Muparutsa Program Manager,
Gays & Lesbians of Zimbabwe (GALZ)
Suzanne Pharr Organizer, Strategist &
Author, USA
WANG Ping Secretary-General,
Gender/Sexuality Rights Association of Taiwan
(G/SRAT), Taiwan
Graciela Sánchez Executive Director,
Esperanza Peace and Justice Center, USA
Alejandra Sardá Activist & Former
Program Coordinator, International Gay and
Lesbian Human Rights Commission (IGLHRC),
Argentina*
Christina Smith Board Chair, Affinity
Community Services, USA
Bin Xu Director, Common
Language, China
*pending confirmation
This Retreat is for:
Women and trans people committed to providing
ongoing financial support for feminist and LGBTI
social justice organizations
Those who experience gender oppression most
profoundly--as women (including trans women) and
other trans people
Those who seek to become more informed on
current LGBTI issues and strategies
ASTRAEA LINKS
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Dear Ariel,
"Funding Change and Strenthening
Communities
around the World" is the second of Astraea’s
Giving and Activism Retreat Series for
women and trans people
committed to providing ongoing financial
support for
feminist and LGBTI social justice
organizations.
Participants have the opportunity to:
Dialogue with Astraea donor and grantee
partners.
Analyze global political and cultural Trends.
Explore innovative organizing and
grantmaking
strategies.
Commit your talent, energy and resources to
help
strengthen global LGBTI activism.
Astraea celebrates 29 years of grantmaking and
philanthropic advocacy, and the 10 year anniversary
of our International Fund for Sexual Minorities.
This past year Astraea gave more than $1.3
MILLION to organizations in 24 STATES
in the U.S., PUERTO RICO, and 43
COUNTRIES around the globe.
Funding Change & Strengthening Communities Around the World
DATE:
November 2-5, 2006
TIME:
4pm Thursday thru 2pm Sunday
LOCATION:
Dallas, Texas
HOST HOTEL:
Omni Mandalay Hotel located in the Las Colinas Urban Center on the Mandalay Canal. 15 minutes from Dallas-Fort Worth Airport (DFW) and Love Field.
More Info & Register Now
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Critical Issues. Invigorating Dialogue.
Retreat Workshops and Roundtables:
Countering the Right: Mobilizing Our
Communities
Spanning the Globe: Cutting Edge Lesbian,
Transgender and Queer Organizing
ABCs of International Funders and Changemakers
Organizing in a Lesbian, Transgender and Queer
Context
Intersections of Racial, Economic and Gender
Justice
Philanthropy: Giving That Sustains Social Change
Faith and Feminisms
Funding LGBTI Peacemaking
Marriage and Family Issues
Socially Responsible Investing
Diasporic Giving: Connecting our Communities
Check In and Registration
Thursday, November 2, 4pm-6pm
Community Reception
Thursday, November 2, 6pm-7:30pm
Co-Hosted by the Dallas Women's Foundation
and Astraea
Opening Dinner
Thursday, November 2, 7:30pm
Closing Lunch
Sunday, November 5, 12 Noon-1:30pm
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Many thanks to the following for providing financial support:
THE STRATEGIC GIVING CIRCLE including
Katherine Acey, Carol Alpert, Chela Blitt, Tucker
Farley, Mai Kiang, Kathleen Russell, and Karen
Zelermyer
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This Retreat makes every effort to be
accessible to all participants.
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