Join the Reckoning Trade Project and the Lavender Rights Project for intentional LGBTQ+ community time as we:

– Celebrate chosen families and community resilience
– Take time to reflect on the long-lasting impacts of colonialism, white supremacy, and genocide on indigenous peoples and land
– Build connections and share ideas with local change-makers

Food and refreshments will be provided. Community members are welcome to contribute their own dishes if desired.

This event is funded in part by a Neighborhood Matching Fund award from Seattle Department of Neighborhoods.

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*This event is not intended to be a celebration of Thanksgiving — rather, we have intentionally planned the potluck to fall around that day in order to embrace and support our community members who may face isolation from family and loved ones, food insecurity, the impact of the nationwide celebration of Thanksgiving, and/or other hardships during this specific time.

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To learn more about the Reckoning Trade Project, visit www.reckoningtradeproject.org

To learn more about the Lavender Rights Project, visit www.lavenderrightsproject.org

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Accessibility info:
The Lavender Rights Project is committed to providing access, equal opportunity, and accommodations in our services and programs. Below are details regarding the event space:

Front doorway is 36” wide

Two gender-neutral single-stall restrooms, one doorway is 28.5” wide, the other is 27” wide

Lavender Rights Project is not currently scent-free, but we encourage attendees to refrain from wearing perfumes and oils in order to accommodate folks with fragrance sensitivities

To request interpretation services or additional accommodations, please contact us at (206)639-7955 or info@lavenderrightsproject.org in advance