Grace Dunham & Cecilia Gentili
Grace Dunham
Grace Dunham is a writer and prison abolition activist from New York City. They have written about abolition, trans justice, and histories of trans resistance for The New Yorker, The Village Voice, and anthologies published by The New Museum, MIT Press, ONE Archives, and Vienna Secession, among others. Their first chapbook of poetry is available at thefool.us. Their current project, Support.FM, is a crowdfunding platform to help trans and gender nonconforming people in jail and detention raise money for bail and bond. They live in Los Angeles, where they are developing Support.FM with Jodie.
Cecilia Gentili
Originally from Argentina, Cecilia Gentili worked at the LGBT Center, Apicha CHC and currently serves as the Assistant Director of Public Affairs at GMHC. She was a contributor to Trans Bodies Trans Selves and is a board member at Translatina Network. That’s for work. For fun, she acts sometimes and loves doing storytelling events where she talks about her life experiences and she cooks amazing brunches for her friends on the weekends. She is very passionate about advocating for her community, and mostly for transgender women with a Latino background, sex work history, drug use and incarceration history.