TDOR photo exhibition, Brighton, 19-21 November

by Helen G // 17 November 2009, 10:30

From Thursday 19 November to Saturday 21 November, in the Entrance Foyer of the Jubilee Library in Brighton, there will be a public exhibition of photos of some of the people who have been killed in the last year. Some tributes will be on display with an explanation of what the Transgender Day of Remembrance is for, and its history.

There will also be a book of condolence for Andrea Waddell, who was recently murderd in Brighton.

Additionally, I have added to the Events page (link here) the details of some other events scheduled in the UK to mark the Transgender Day of Remembrance. I hope to see some of you at the London event on Saturday.

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