TDORR Miami's Vision

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logan has organized since the age of 17 in various capacities, including co-founding SOUL Sisters Leadership Collective, co-founding South FL Mutual Aid (which distributed upwards of $100,000 at the height of the pandemic), co-organizing TDORR Miami for years, and more. They are now at The Brown Boi Project (BBP) developing youth programming for TGNC young people in Florida and beyond, centered around social justice, emotional wellness, healing, financial wellness, and self actualization -- all while holding down operations for the organization. They are dedicated to this work, as they believe it is their duty to sow the seeds that will turn into the fruit bearing trees that nourish future generations. It also gets them closer to liberation in their lifetime while figuring out what joy and freedom looks like in our lifetime.

Jack is a disabled, queer, non-binary Black Puerto Rican organizer who has been active in South Florida activism for over a decade. Their work centers queer and trans liberation, healthy relationships, accessible spaces, risk-aware safer sex, and youth empowerment. Known for their visibility and bold outspokenness against injustice, Jack also uses their art and graphic design to support community initiatives and fundraising.

They have devoted countless hours to TDORR Miami, first speaking in 2013 and then serving on the organizing committee from 2015 to present, helping to bring youth-centric ideas to the event. Jack also offers TDORR a blend of deep awareness, lived experience, and intersectional analysis. They are now the Youth Engagement Organizer at Georgia Equality, where they create inclusive events and build networks of support and advocacy for LGBTQIA+ youth.

 Born and raised in Miami, LJ Woolston is a queer and trans activist, social worker, aspiring abolitionist, writer, speaker, and photographer. LJ has worked in youth homelessness for over a decade, and is currently the Program Lead for a new project in Miami that centers LGBTQIA+ young people and youth living with HIV, offering three different forms of housing - emergency, transitional, and rapid re-housing. He is also the founder of Transpire Trainings & Consulting, which offers dynamic trans-led trainings, speaking engagements, and consulting. He recently completed the national Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Culture of Health Leaders program and is a proud Point Foundation Alum. Alongside Jack, LJ is one of the founding co-organizers for TDORR Miami and has served on the committee since inception.

Kenneth is a transmasculine latino person who grew up in Miami, and has been operating as a queer saboteur in Dade since 2016. He focuses on education spaces and finding ways to make STEM, and specifically Physics spaces, more open to (and better structured for) underrepresented minorities and queer people in the field.

 Lila is a nonbinary single parent and a local organizer with their local DSA chapter. This is Lila's first year organizing with TDORR Miami. They are also passionate about fighting for labor rights in their workplace and building mutual aid networks in their community to secure a better future for their daughter. 

If you are interested in becoming part of this visionary, grassroots, and entirely trans/enby-led committee, please drop us an email at: tdorrmiami@gmail.com

[image above is a stock photo - 

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