Click here for a Zoom link for this online CLGS event!

Join us for a transformative virtual workshop focused on empowering individuals, faith leaders, and organizations to create safer, more inclusive communities for transgender individuals.

This CLGS African American Roundtable workshop will provide practical tools and strategies for organizing around trans safety, care, and advocacy; we will also explore the importance of intersectionality and the ways in which race, class, ability, and other identities can impact the experiences of trans individuals.

Whether you are part of an established organization or seeking to mobilize your local community, this workshop will equip you with the knowledge and confidence to advocate for change!


Workshop Leader 

Rev. Carmarion D. Anderson-Harvey

Rev. Carmarion D. Anderson-Harvey is an educator, minister, musician, mother, grandmother, activist, and an advocate for inclusion. Born and raised in Dallas, Texas, she was 12 years old when she was called to ministry, and it was this early start that has called Carmarion to bring her experience in faith spaces to every table that she sits at: merging faith, LGBTQ+, and vulnerable communities.

Camarion currently serves as the Alabama State Director with the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), a position that was created under the Project One America initiative to help expand LGBTQ+ equality in the South, specifically looking at campaigns in Mississippi, Alabama, and Arkansas.  Rev. Anderson-Harvey is the first trans person of color to serve in a leadership role at the Human Rights Campaign.