SEATTLE—Women’s Declaration International’s (WDI) USA Chapter will be hosting Standing Up for Women and Girls in Washington forum at the Seattle Public Library, Level 4 Multi-purpose Conference Room, on Sunday, November 17, at 7 p.m. Registration for the event is required for entry.
WDI is an explicitly non-partisan feminist group created by women, for women, and led by a group of volunteer women dedicated to protecting women’s “sex-based rights, and challenges the discrimination we experience from the replacement of the category of sex with that of ‘gender identity.” its website states.
Speaking at the event will be former WDI USA President Kara Dansky, April Morrow, leader of Sovereign Women Speak, political activist Susanna Keilman, women’s rights activist Amy Sousa, environmental activist Carol Dansereau, and Elle Palmer will share her story on transitioning.
Speaker Line Up
- Lawyer, author, and former WDI USA President Kara Dansky will focus on the Lynnwood-based Olympus Spa case and the importance of women-only spaces.
- April Morrow, leader of Sovereign Women Speak, will speak about how women’s prisons in Washington state are no longer safe for women due to the inclusion of men.
- Veteran, advocate, and former political candidate Susanna Keilman will discuss the importance of spas to Korean culture and how this case has been received within that community.
- Women’s rights activist, writer, lecturer, and educator Amy Sousa will focus on body image/body dissociation, gender clinics, and the harms of the DSM diagnosis.
- Detransitioner Elle Palmer will speak about her experience with transition.
- Environmental activist Carol Dansereau will speak on the damage done to women’s rights, K-12 indoctrination, and the atrocity of pediatric sex change.
Attendees are asked to utilize the Seattle Public Library parking lot. Security will be at the event…