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Lexie Bean, Presenter
REGISTRATION HAS BEEN OPENED; MORE DETAILS WILL BE ADDED SOON Program Description: Our presenter will discuss topics such as what are factors that make TGNC people more prone to experiencing violence - as opposed to the typical narrative that abuse causes someone to be trans, etc. Presenter will also go into particulars around resources and in care settings that can lead to additional barriers in asking for help. Learning Objectives: To be added When: Friday, January 10th, 2025 from 2:00-4:30 p.m. Where: Online via Zoom (link will be emailed 3 days before the event) Cost: BVPA Members Free, Non-Members $80, TPA Members 10% discount at registration with TPA Member Number, Student Non-Members $10. About our Speaker Lexie Bean (they/he) is a trans multimedia artist from the Midwest whose work revolves around themes of bodies, homes, cyclical violence, and queer identity. They have been working with survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault for 15 years with a special focus on fellow trans and childhood sexual abuse survivors. They have been a part of well over 100+ relevant public and private events, trainings, and panels at non-profits, universities, and more. They are a Jerome Hill Artist Fellow, member of the RAINN National Leadership Council, and a Lambda Literary Award Finalist for their anthology Written on the Body. Lexie integrated their personal experiences into the acclaimed The Ship We Built, the first middle grade novel centering and written by a trans boy released by a major US publisher. Their work has been featured in Teen Vogue, The New York Times, The Huffington Post, The Feminist Wire, Ms. Magazine, Them, Bust Magazine, Autostraddle, as well as JKP's Surviving Transphobia. Currently they are working on new book projects, film writing, and co-directing their first feature-length documentary, What Will I Become? www.lexiebean.com
REGISTRATION HAS BEEN OPENED; MORE DETAILS WILL BE ADDED SOON
Program Description: Our presenter will discuss topics such as what are factors that make TGNC people more prone to experiencing violence - as opposed to the typical narrative that abuse causes someone to be trans, etc. Presenter will also go into particulars around resources and in care settings that can lead to additional barriers in asking for help.
Learning Objectives: To be added
When: Friday, January 10th, 2025 from 2:00-4:30 p.m.
Where: Online via Zoom (link will be emailed 3 days before the event)
Cost: BVPA Members Free, Non-Members $80, TPA Members 10% discount at registration with TPA Member Number, Student Non-Members $10.
About our Speaker
Lexie Bean (they/he) is a trans multimedia artist from the Midwest whose work revolves around themes of bodies, homes, cyclical violence, and queer identity. They have been working with survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault for 15 years with a special focus on fellow trans and childhood sexual abuse survivors. They have been a part of well over 100+ relevant public and private events, trainings, and panels at non-profits, universities, and more. They are a Jerome Hill Artist Fellow, member of the RAINN National Leadership Council, and a Lambda Literary Award Finalist for their anthology Written on the Body. Lexie integrated their personal experiences into the acclaimed The Ship We Built, the first middle grade novel centering and written by a trans boy released by a major US publisher. Their work has been featured in Teen Vogue, The New York Times, The Huffington Post, The Feminist Wire, Ms. Magazine, Them, Bust Magazine, Autostraddle, as well as JKP's Surviving Transphobia. Currently they are working on new book projects, film writing, and co-directing their first feature-length documentary, What Will I Become? www.lexiebean.com
