Inclusion in action
#FeelThePride
Your #FeelThePride tweets helped power an immersive experience and a dynamic conversation during WorldPride.
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2019 marks 50 years since the Stonewall Uprising and it’s the first year that WorldPride is taking place in New York City. To recognize the moment, The Ally Coalition (TAC) is inviting the global LGBTQI+ community and allies to power an immersive, light and sound experience that amplifies their voices.
As a culmination of the experience, on Friday, June 28 (7pm EST), your voice was part of a dynamic conversation hosted by POSE FX’s Angelica Ross and featuring panelists who reacted in real time to #FeelThePride tweets.
Where to Now? explored the intersection of art, activism, and technology, as panelists discussed the ways in which tech and creativity light up their activism.
Immersed in Pride
The Feel the Pride experience reinterprets the voices of the global LGBTQI+ community and allies in a stunning audiovisual display that immerses guests in colors and sounds that represent their feelings of hope, determination, anger, joy, and more. TAC worked with AI from Microsoft and music from musician St. Vincent to bring their vision to life. Once harnessed by the voices of a global community, these tools become incredible modes of personal expression.
INCLUSION IN ACTION
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To find out other ways you can take action or support TAC and your LGBTQI+ friends and family, visit these resources.
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