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It Gets Messy in Here (2011) is a short documentary that challenges gender assumptions and gender identities of all kinds by delving into the bathroom experiences of masculine-identified queer women and transgender men of color, featuring performance artist D’Lo, Alice Y. She lives in Olympia, WA with her family and young child, where she loves gardening, land restoration, and working on small building projects.įind out more about her at Tobi is dedicated to community support and fighting for positive change at a local level, is a founder of Gender Justice League, and currently serves on the WA State LGBTQ Commission. She is editor of the Lambda Literary Finalist anthology Nerve Endings: The New Trans Erotic, author of children’s books A Princess of Great Daring and Super Power Baby Shower, and director of the award winning erotic documentary series Doing it Online. Tobi Hill-Meyer is an Indigenous Chicana trans woman who creates stories that have the power to give us strength, encouragement, and can create greater empathy. We are excited to announce Tobi Hill-Meyer will be one of our Keynote Speakers for the 2021 BUTCH Voices Virtual Conference! Tobi will be our Keynote Speaker on Friday, August 20, 2021. Since our founding in 1984, Folsom Street has given over $7 million dollars in proceeds to nonprofit LGBTQ2S+ centered organizations.As a board, we continuously strive to bring keynote speakers who represent the important work that is being done in our masculine of center community. We welcome feedback and guidance from our communities. We are dedicated to sexual liberation and the human right to pleasure as a crucial part of the liberation movement.įolsom Street is an explicitly anti-racist organization and we are committed to decolonizing our practices. We unite, strengthen, and affirm the community through support, resources, education, advocacy, visibility, and celebration. We are rooted historically in the fight against gentrification and displacement here in San Francisco, on unceded Ohlone land, and worldwide. We are supported by San Francisco Grants for the Arts, the Horizons Foundation, the Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development, the Office of Economic and Workforce Development and PATRONS LIKE YOU! OUR MISSIONįolsom Street cultivates a safe, open, and inclusive environment for the kink, leather, and alternative sexuality communities while centering equity for BIPOC and LGBTQA2I+ people. Our events center emerging and marginalized artists and create spaces and audiences for unique art and performance. We feature amazing artists, musicians, DJs, dancers, performers and more in San Francisco. Folsom Street is a 501(c)3 non-profit arts and culture organization that produces iconic events that benefit our whole community.

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