Helping the trans* communities of Liverpool and Wirral overcome marginalisation and isolation to enable us all to live the life we want
Out of the Shadows is a project created by Spirit Level Tramsgender Support Group to enable trans* people in the Liverpool City Region who feel marginalised or isolated by society or the rest of the trans or queer community to live the life they want. This includes:
Trans People of Colour, Older Trans People, Those Who Are Lonely or Alone, Trans People Lacking Confidence, Trans Men, Trans People Who Are Neuro-Diverse, Victims and Survivors
To find out how the project can help, click here or email [email protected]
Trans*-Themed Comic Design Workshop
This workshop is part of Spirit Level Liverpool‘s Out Of The Shadows project which aims to help overcome marginalisation and isolation of trans+ people by giving them a chance to express themselves and work together on common issues and problems. The workshop will use comic and graphic design to tell your story or comment on the world and the way it interacts with trans+ people. Be your own superhero! Create your own fantastical or magical world! Led by Lauren, a well-known trans+ artist who studied both animation and comic-making at university and has created their own comics. Art materials will be provided but no particular level of drawing or design skills are needed.
Second Trans Town Hall
Are you Trans, Queer, or Gender-Diverse and feeling marginalised or isolated? Wondering why? Join us at Liverpool’s second Trans Town Hall for “Out of the Shadows, Into the Light,” a facilitated discussion on the marginalisation and isolation experienced by trans people and the trans* community. The event will take place on August 24th, from 5pm to 7pm, at Lovelock’s Coffee Shop, Old Haymarket, Liverpool.
Please register via Eventbrite
Out of the Shadows is a project created by the Liverpool transgender support group SpiritLevel that aims to support trans people navigate their first steps into their journey towards being the person they want to be and the person they want others to perceive.
This project is funded by the National Lottery Community Fund.