Youth Program – Rooted, Grounded and Fluid: An Intergenerational Queer Mixer
Visionary and expressive culture is a queer lineage that thrives across the expanse of time, even as we enter an era of emboldened prejudice against the LGBTQ2SIA+ community. Despite this difficult period, we know that we have the opportunity to contribute to the legacies of our movements by our continuing defiance against erasure, resistance to pacifying our power, and celebration of our self-expression and existence. Come join this intergenerational mixer to connect with like-minded LGBTQ+ community members, with optional prompts to guide reflection and protection for those most vulnerable among us. We offer this event as a place to empower one another, to grieve, to connect, to dream, and to strengthen our roots and stay grounded against all challenges. This is a space dedicated for LGBTQ2SIA+ folx, but allies are welcome. Hosted by Orion Camero, former Brower Youth Awards winner, Spiritual Ecology fellow and Intercultural Leadership Institute Fellow, and Aguila Barajas of Little Manila Rising’s Urban Forestry program.
Tamalpais Room, Brower Center
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GOOGLE CALENDAR OUTLOOK APPLE CALENDAR / ICSMarch 26th | 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Panelists
Orion Camero
Action Lead Program Manager
Narrative Initiative
Orion Camero, a queer visual storytelling educator and cultural organizer of Filipinx ancestry with roots in California’s Central Valley, is the Action Lead Program Manager for Narrative Initiative, a story-based social change organization focused on maximizing opportunities to nourish and grow narrative power, equip narrative changemakers, and bond communities to pursue long-term progress for social justice. Orion, a former Brower Youth Awards winner, Spiritual Ecology Fellow and Intercultural Leadership Institute Fellow, also stewards the California Allegory, an epic collaborative image that acts as a centerpiece for intersectional justice education and cross-movement pollination.
Aguila Barajas
