Unfinished Business: The Atlantic LGBT Summit
On December 10, 2015, at the Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company in Washington, D.C., The Atlantic hosted “Unfinished Business: The Atlantic LGBT Summit.” The inaugural summit convened policymakers, activists, and leaders driving the news for wide-ranging conversations on queer identity in America, at the end of a monumental year from politics to pop culture.
Doug Hattaway, CEO, Hattaway Communications
Nicholle Manners, Director of Research, Hattaway Communications
Bryan Simmons, Vice President of Communications, Arcus Foundation
This event was organized in collaboration with the American Federation of Teachers, the Arcus Foundation, Deloitte, Gilead, and PG&E.
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Photos by Kristoffer Tripplaar
The Arcus-sponsored panel “What’s on the Minds of LGBT People?” explored responses to Our Tomorrow, a campaign that engaged LGBT people across the United States in a conversation about their hopes, fears, and ideas for the future of a bolder movement that leaves no one behind.
Panelists
Doug Hattaway, CEO, Hattaway Communications
Nicholle Manners, Director of Research, Hattaway Communications
Moderated by
Bryan Simmons, Vice President of Communications, Arcus Foundation
This event was organized in collaboration with the American Federation of Teachers, the Arcus Foundation, Deloitte, Gilead, and PG&E.
View an archived live stream of Unfinished Business: The Atlantic LGBT Summit event below.
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- Casa Ruby LGBT Community Center Founder and Executive Director Ruby Corado, Stonewall Community Foundation Executive Director Jarrett Lucas, and Audre Lorde Project Executive Director Cara Page with The Atlantic’s Matt Thompson
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- Salvadoran trans-identified intersex human rights activist Nicole Santamaria and Whitman-Walker Health Supervising Attorney Cori Alonso-Yoder with The Atlantic’s Scott Stossel
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- Becoming Nicole author Amy Ellis Nutt, Wayne Maines, and Nicole Maines with The Atlantic’s Mary Louise Kelly
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- Victory Fund & Institute President and CEO Aisha Moodie-Mills and Center for American Progress Senior Fellow Bishop Gene Robinson with The Atlantic’s Steve Clemons