worldPride 2019
From June 15-June 30, The Ally Coalition, in collaboration with GLAAD and powered by Microsoft, is popping up in New York City’s Soho neighborhood at 568 Broadway, at Broadway and Prince Street. Together, we invite you to experience Feel The Pride, a community-powered light instillation with a soundscape by St. Vincent—and you.
#feelthepride
“We’re so thrilled that with the help of Microsoft, St. Vincent and organizations like GLAAD, we’ll be able to experience what pride means in a whole new way while honoring the 50th anniversary of Stonewall.”
– Jack and Rachel Antonoff
Community-Powered Love
What does courage look like? What does love sound like?
At Feel The Pride, Microsoft AI technology will analyze your words for sentiment and convert them into a unique color and loop of music by St. Vincent based on the emotion behind your message.
These messages make up the dynamic tapestry of light and music that unfolds within the installation. Bask in the sights and sound of Pride and the collective messages of joy, hope, and empowerment that surround you. End the journey at the GLAAD action wall, where you can sign up to take a stand for the LGBTQIA+ community.
Not able to make it? Share what Pride means to you on Twitter with the hashtag #FeelThePride and your words will come to life in the installation. Let your voice be heard.
community events
Feel The Pride – Opening Reception
Saturday, 6/15 at 7 PM
Join The Ally Coalition and Microsoft for opening night cocktails for the Feel The Pride installation.
RSVP here: Guest list is now closed. Press and media click here.
Self Care as Active Resistance – Healing Workshop
Monday, 6/17 at 6 PM
An intimate healing workshop on self-care for activists in the spirit of Audre Lorde presented with NYC’s own Callen-Lorde..
RSVP here: http://bit.ly/TAC-Callen-Lorde
Partnering with Purpose – Workshop
Wednesday, 6/26 at 6 PM
Understanding the intersection of social identity; a collaboration between Bombas and Detroit’s Ruth Ellis Center.
RSVP here: http://bit.ly/TAC-Pride-Purpose
We Are Everywhere! Book Signing and Talk
Thursday, 6/27 at 6 PM
Celebrate the visual history of Queer Liberation with the authors of We Are Everywhere, the duo behind IG account @lgbt_history, in a conversation led by Blair Imani, author of Modern HERstory. The first 25 guests will receive complimentary copies of each book.
RSVP here: http://bit.ly/TAC-Pride-Signing
Where To Now? Panel Conversation
Friday, 6/28 at Doors at 6:30 PM, Panel at 7pm
A panel conversation around Activism, Art, and Technology hosted by POSE FX’s Angelica Ross and featuring the voices of D. Smith, Kat Cunning, Zeke Thomas, and Madame Gandhi.
RSVP here: http://bit.ly/TAC-MSFT-Conversation
If you can’t attend the event in person, you can watch the livestream Friday, June 28 at 7pm EST here: http://bit.ly/InCulture
nyc pride march
honoring #stonewall50
In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising and celebrating WorldPride in NYC, The Ally Coalition and Bombas would like to invite you to join us in the World Pride Parade on Sunday, June 30th.
LGBTQIA+ youth represent 40% of the total youth population across the US experiencing homelessness. The Ally Coalition and Bombas will be marching to raise awareness around this disproportionate number.
To join us in the parade, please complete the sign-up form here.
All participants will receive special edition Bombas Pride socks and a t-shirt.
Until June 30th, Bombas will donate 40% of all donation socks (up to 1 million pairs) to organizations that serve the needs of LGBTQIA+ youth experiencing homelessness.
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