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Lorraine Lahori LSW (they/them) is a Staff Clinician at Center on Halsted providing individual, group and family therapy to LGBTQ community members across the life span. The majority of their work focuses on empowering, educating and uplifting Transgender, Nonbinary and GNC community members in Chicagoland through a decolonial, trauma informed therapeutic lens.    

Thalía Chicojay (they/them) is a sexual health educator originally from Boston, Massachusetts. With 8 years of education and public health experience, they are inspired by the intersections of education, art, and reproductive justice. Their work includes youth programming, performance art, sexual health education, and sex work. Firmly rooted in harm reduction, Thalía is an educator who seeks to prompt self-reflection, consent communication, and abolitionist world-building in their classes. Born on a hot August morning, Thalía is a fiery and determined creative whose dream is to provide abortion and reproductive health services rooted in community care across the country.

Romina is a first-generation immigrant born in Peru and raised in Kansas, as well as a graduate of the University of Chicago (Class of 2020). She began her work with survivors within the criminal justice system in 2019, working alongside survivors on orders of protection and helping them secure asylum. Her continued passion for working with the communities most affected by gender-based violence and her desire to work against its roots after seeing the systemic injustices facing survivors inspired Romina to turn to organizing. Romina now works with Healing to Action, where she collaborates with survivor-leaders to build their leadership and collective power. She is excited to focus on survivor-led organizing as a community-based solution to gender-based violence and continue exploring healing justice as their Community Organizer.

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