This panel discussion will cover how secular organizations can center the voices of their most marginalized members.
Tris Mamone is a queer trans freelance journalist and former podcaster whose work focuses on the intersections of social justice and secular humanism.
Sam Farooqui immigrated to Florida from Pakistan when she was 7 years old, and found herself to be an atheist by 14. She went on to have a B.S. in Psychology from Florida State University, where she organized the first ever Southeast Secular Student Regional Conference as one of the Read more…
Lucky Garcia (she/her/hers) is a Latinx/Chicanx lesbian writer, community organizer, sex educator, and software engineer. She has lived in Kansas City for 14 years. As an Iraq War veteran turned political anarchist, she has dedicated her life to social and racial justice. Lucky hosts workshops and speaks publicly at schools, Read more…
Diane Burkholder (she/her) is a Black mixed-race, queer community organizer who has lived in Kansas City, MO since 2011. Diane is the founder of The DB Approach, which provides anti-oppression and social justice facilitation, coaching and training. She’s a co-founder of One-Struggle KC, a coalition of Kansas City activists seeking Read more…