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2nd Annual San Francisco Pride Human Rights Summit (Morning)

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Join us in downtown San Francisco for the second annual summit on some of the hottest topics facing the LGBTQIA+ communities. 

PART 1 (Morning)

  • Welcome by San Francisco Human Rights Commission Director Sheryl Davis
  • Suzanne Ford and Nguyen Pham of SF Pride
  • California vs Hate, Chhaya Malik, deputy director for dispute resolution, California Civil Rights Department

 

Morning Keynote:

  • Honey Mahogany, performer, small business owner and activist


    Moderator: Michelle Meow

  • Lenny Emson (Kyiv Pride) 
  • Charlene Liu (Shanghai Pride) 
  • Nicolas Rodriguez (PRIDE SV - Marcha Por la Diversidad en El Salvador) 
  • Natalie Thompson (Interpride co-president, World Pride DC 2025)

 

PART 2 - Podcast Only (Afternoon)

 

Robyn Adams, Remembering Nex Benedict

Moderated by: Oliver Elias Tinoco, a queer, undocumented, community youth advocate hailing from South San Francisco by way of Guanajuato, Mexico, 

  • Ewan Barker Plummer, chair of the San Francisco Youth Commission, which advises the Mayor and Board of Supervisors on all issues impacting young San Franciscans. 
  • Daniel Trujillo is 16 years old and loves drawing, playing guitar, bass, and drums, building Lego, and playing in the Tucson Jazz Institute. Daniel recently helped plan a national action in Washington, D.C., called Trans Prom, a creative action by and for trans youth.
  • Connie Murphy is a trans psychology student and community organizer. She works in youth advocacy and creates environments where queer youths can thrive, most recently organizing LYRIC’s Lavender Ball. 
  • Nano Luksanacom, upcoming senior, Lowell High School


Moderator: Michelle Meow

  • Dr. April Silas, LGBTQIA+ AC
  • Bia Vieira, CEO, Women’s Foundation California
  • Roger Doughty, Horizons Foundation
  • Schuyler Bailar, first openly transgender athlete to compete on an NCAA Division 1 men's team
  • Suzanne Ford
  • Michelle Meow

 

This program is supported by SF Pride.

Speakers

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