EFF At Home: Queer Optimism
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Event Description
Wednesday, June 29, 2022 at 12pm Pacific Time
Join us for a discussion with LGBTQ+ activists, writers, artists, and tech experts to talk about the role of optimism in trying times and how to bridge the divide between online and offline activism. With special guests:
- Kochina Rude, Bay Area drag performer and harm redux advocate
- Chelsea Manning, network security expert, advocate for freedom of information, and online streamer
- Tracee McDaniel, founder and director of Transformation Inc, activist fighting for the rights of unhoused people, HIV positive communities, trans people, and more
- Charlie Jane Anders, renowned author of All the Birds in the Sky, Victories Greater Than Death, and more
- Mistress Blunt, founder of Hacking//Hustling, sex worker rights activist and public health researcher
- Daly Barnett (Moderator), EFF staff technologist
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