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EXPERT ALERT – TRANSGENDER AWARENESS WEEK

BOBBI BARRINGTON SPEAKS 3 mins read

BOBBI BARRINGTON – Trans Woman | Speaker | Authenticity Advocate, is available for comment on issues relating to Transgender Awareness Week – 13-19 November, and Transgender Day of Remembrance 20 November.

 

QUOTES FROM BOBBI

 

“Recognising gender dysphoria and doing something about it takes profound courage.  If you want to witness true bravery, look at any trans person’s journey toward authenticity, fighting for a sense of belonging in their own body in a society in which there are people who reject their right to exist.”

 

“This isn’t ideology.  It’s life.  It’s humanity.  It’s the beautiful, diverse tapestry of being a human.”

 

“If someone has a problem with me, that’s their problem.  I won’t apologise for being who I am.  I refuse to be shamed because someone else’s worldview can’t accommodate the complexity of what being human means.”

 

“But if someone’s worldview shames my trans sisters & brothers - who already face sky-high levels of anxiety, self-doubt, depression, and suicide, then we have a problem.  Because that kind of exclusion isn’t just wrong, it’s cruel.”



SUGGESTED QUESTIONS

 

  • Why is Transgender Awareness Week important ?

  • What is one of the biggest misconceptions about trans people ?

  • What are some of the biggest challenges faced by trans people ?

  • How can allies support the trans community during Trans Awareness Week ?

  • Why is trans visibility so crucial ?

  • What message would you like to share with the broader community ?

  • Transgender people face significantly higher rates of mental health challenges, including self-harm and suicide.  Why is this the case, and what steps can people take to support trans people more effectively ?



NEW WEBSITE ANNOUNCEMENT


To mark Transgender Awareness Week 2024, Bobbi is proud to announce the launch of her new website http://www.bobbibarrington.com/ , a dynamic resource for media, podcast hosts, and organisations seeking an impactful speaker and expert guest. 

Bobbi brings a unique blend of insight and experience, covering not only trans issues but also personal power, emotional intelligence, success, and mindset.  Her story is a testament to resilience, the courage to embrace authenticity, and the power to create our own destinies. 

Through this new platform, Bobbi offers powerful perspectives on living fully, breaking down barriers, and helping others unlock their true potential.


Key Facts:

TRANSGENDER AWARENESS WEEK

Transgender Awareness Week, observed annually from 13-19 November, aims to increase public understanding and empathy for transgender people by raising awareness of their experiences, challenges, and contributions. 

Through education and storytelling, Trans Awareness Week encourages communities to embrace inclusivity, stand against discrimination, and recognise the shared humanity of transgender individuals. 

This week serves as an invitation to engage openly and compassionately, fostering a society where transgender people can live openly and authentically without fear or prejudice.


About us:

 

ABOUT BOBBI

Bobbi Barrington is an inspiring speaker, writer, and authenticity advocate who brings a powerful message of resilience, inclusivity & for living our truth.  As a trans woman who transitioned in her 60’s, Bobbi has lived as a man & she has lived as a woman & through her lived experience she has a unique perspective on both the challenges and triumphs of creating a new identity & being able to live as her true self.  

Her journey from one of struggle & failure to empowered & thriving  has given her profound insights into what it means to live authentically, and she uses her story to help organisations, communities, and individuals understand the deep value of embracing one’s truth. 

With over four decades of experience in business, management & entrepreneurship, world traveller & adventurer, & now as a professional speaker, coach, & model, Bobbi brings both a personal and professional lens to her discussions, making her a powerful, wise, engaging and credible voice on issues of gender, identity, emotional intelligence and personal empowerment.

Her mission is to cultivate empowered mindsets to help people see beyond self-imposed & societal limitations, awaken the extraordinary power we all have within, and realise there are no true barriers to what we can become & achieve both as individuals, & as a tolerant, caring & compassionate society.


Contact details:

CONTACT BOBBI

For interviews & further information, please contact :

Bobbi Barrington

Title : Miss

Pronouns : She /Her

http://www.bobbibarrington.com/

bobbi@bobbibarrington.com

+61 415 566 273

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