We are heartbroken. We continue to hold Lorena Borjas, and all of the communities that she impacted, in our hearts and our thoughts. Rest in power.

We lost my friend, Latina transfeminist #LorenaBorjas to the battle against COVID-19. She did an incredible job in our community for trans women and sex workers. May she rest in peace and power.

Remembering Lorena Borjas today, during #TransDayOfVisibility. She advocated for marginalized communities in Queens for decades. Lorena fought for trans migrants, people living with HIV, and sex workers. Rest in Power. remezcla.com/culture/rememb…

Art allows us to imagine new bonds in our community, by asking we be more thoughtful. The Sex Workers’ Pop-Up, which opened a year ago today, challenged visitors to listen to sex workers and rethink how society defines work. osf.to/2ViJDSx

We grieve with the metro Atlanta and API communities after this horrific attack. We stand against racist and sexist violence. We can’t disconnect this from rising anti-Asian attacks and pervasive violence against people because of their identities. x.com/redcanarysong/…

Join a vigil tonight with Red Canary Song and Butterfly to grieve the deaths of the Asian women massage workers who were killed in Georgia. Thurs, March 18 at 8PM EST. eventbrite.co.uk/e/red-canary-s…