John,

In honor of Pride Month in June, we’re inviting you to a special panel event to celebrate trailblazing pioneers from the LGBTQIA+ community who have made history in state legislatures and beyond.

In partnership with our friends at Teen Vogue, we’re hosting “Historic Firsts: Pride Edition” on Monday, June 10. This event will feature a powerhouse panel of special guests. Check out the details below, and RSVP to join us!

Sister District x Teen Vogue State Power Series
Historic Firsts: Pride Edition

Moderated by: Gaby Goldstein, Sister District Co-Founder, & Lex McMenamin, Teen Vogue News and Politics Editor

WHEN: Monday, June 10 at 5 pm PT/8 pm ET
SPECIAL GUESTS: Journalist and transgender rights activist Erin Reed, AZ Rep. Lorena Austin, MN Sen. Clare Oumou Verbeten, and WA Sen. Emily Randall

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Last year, Teen Vogue and Sister District launched the print series, Historic Firsts in Our State Houses — and on June 10, we’ll build on our work to tell the stories of historic trailblazers in our state houses by uplifting some of the LGBTQA+ state leaders we’ve featured in the past!

Together, we’ll discuss:

The importance of states in the fight to protect and expand our rights.
The current landscape of anti-LGBTQIA+ legislation advancing in our state legislatures.
Why having more LGBTQIA+ representation in our state chambers results in policy outcomes that better reflect the experiences, interests, and priorities of the communities in our states.

Don’t miss out! RSVP to join us on June 10!

Thank you,

Gaby Goldstein
Co-founder and SVP
Sister District

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