>"We Will Not Be Silent" Community Rally
> Details:Sunday, July 26, 2009 (2:00pm – 4:00pm)Jackson Heights Post Office37th Avenue and 78th StreetJackson Heights, NY Two transwomen were brutally attacked on the streets of Queens. Leslie Mora...
View Article>"We Will Not Be Silent" Community Rally in Jackson Heights
> iNYC was a co-sponsor of the We Will Not Be Silent Community Rally in Jackson Heights. Our very own Michael Mallon attended the event. There were many other community organizations and organizers....
View Article>In the News – Congregation Embraces Transgender Minister as His Secret is...
> The Portland Tribune, Regal CourierBy: Christine McFaddenDate: 30 Aug 2009 PORTLAND – The Rev. David Weekley grows uncomfortable in his chair. As soon as he raises the topic of gay rights to his...
View Article>TransEpiscopal: Today, in Your Hearing
> From TransEpiscopal: As Congress gears up to begin hearings on the Employment Nondiscrimination Act (ENDA) tomorrow (September 23, 2009), I am grateful to recall how decisively The Episcopal...
View Article>Transgender Rights Forums in Queens and Brooklyn
>There are two forums in the NYC area that will be discussing the violent hate-crimes that have recently happened, especially towards transgender people in our community. ESPA Pride in the Pulpit...
View ArticleIntegrity & Partners are Here to Help Answer LGBT Questions
Among the reasons cited for delaying further inclusion by LGBT people by the church is a lack of corporate knowledge or understanding of the topics at hand. Most recently, two bishops from South...
View ArticleThe Rev. Cameron Partridge, Trans Priest & College Chaplain
The Rev. Cameron Partridge, a priest in the Diocese of Massachusetts and chaplain at Boston University, was profiled in the blog Religion & Politics. Rev. Partridge was a member of Integrity’s team...
View ArticleUPDATED: Young Trans Woman Dies from Injuries in Harlem Attack, Vigil Planned...
A 21-year old trans* woman who aspired to a career in fashion died Thursday of injuries sustained in a brutal attack in Harlem on Saturday night. Islan Nettles was removed from life support after being...
View ArticleA Bridge Too Far for NJ’s Trans Population… For Now
Attention on New Jersey’s traffic problems kept another story largely out of the headlines, but for the state’s trans* population, its effects will last a lot longer than four days. On January 13th,...
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