<div>Session 1: Intersectional Identity, Colonialism, and Queerness
Session 2: Language Justice + Art Reflection</div><div style="margin-top: 20px"><div style="margin: 20px 10px;font-size: 15px;line-height: 22px;font-weight: 400;text-align: left;"><p>Session 1: Intersectional Identity, Colonialism, and Queerness
</p><ul><li>In the first half of the session, we'll be discussing how the identities of being queer and being an immigrant interact, particularly in the context of understanding queerphobia as a colonial legacy. In the second half, we'll hold space for queer immigrants and their loved ones to share their own experiences of living at the crossroads of these identities.
</li></ul><p>Session 2: Language Justice + Art Reflection
</p><ul><li>This session will kick off with an interactive discussion on the principles and praxis of language justice in queer organizing spaces. We'll then move into a reflective segment where participants can discover, contribute, and appreciate art made by queer immigrants, which will lead us into our support space for queer immigrants and their loved ones to share on their experiences with language, assimilation, and expression.
</li></ul><p>Guidelines</p><ul><li>Respect the confidentiality of this space.
</li><li>No racism, homophobia, xenophobia, sexism, or ableism will be tolerated in this space.
</li><li>The following topics will require a content notice before mention: E.D, Diet, Ab*se, Grief, Sui, S.H, V*mit, Nausea, S.A. &amp; child S.A., Needles, Animal Cruelty, Animal Death, Addiction
</li><li>One person speaks at a time.
</li><li>Use the zoom raise hand feature to share.
</li><li>Shares are timed so everyone gets equal opportunity, please respect these times.
</li><li>You are welcome to take breaks and meet needs throughout the duration of this meeting
</li><li>Camera is optional.
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