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State of the Movement Plenary: Creating Change Conference 2023

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Kierra Johnson, Executive Director, National LGBTQ Task Force Mass Shootings and Hate Crimes Involving LGBTQ+ Victims — Panel Discussion State of the Movement – Our Present and Tools for Navigating Troubled Waters Task Force Executive Director, Kierra Johnson delivers the annual State of the Movement Plenary, emceed by Sandra Valls.

After three years of life during a global pandemic and two years into the current administration, we have a lot to reflect on and still a lot to fight for.

In the wake of the overturn of Roe v. Wade and the 2022 midterm elections, the Task Force leader will focus on both the challenges and opportunities ahead and lay out what is at stake for our democracy.

Mass Shootings and Hate Crimes Involving LGBTQ+ Victims The massacre at Pulse Night Club, a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, was the second worst gun violence attack in American history.

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