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Rebecca works with families, community leaders, and elected representatives to elevate the stories of transgender people and their allies. She is committed to advancing the transgender movement through storytelling seminars, community workshops, political advocacy, and arts education.
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READY FOR A CHALLENGE. Rebecca Kling is an educator,...
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READY FOR A CHALLENGE. Rebecca Kling is an educator, community organizer, storyteller, and advocate for transgender rights. She is co-founder of Better World Collaborative, a social impact consulting firm working to combat the recent flood of anti-LGBTQ legislation, and co-author of The Advocate Educator’s Handbook: Creating Schools Where ...
Rebecca Kling (she/her/hers) is an educator, performer, community organizer, storyteller, and advocate for social change. She is one half of the equity consulting firm Better World...
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Rebecca Kling is an educator, performer, community organizer, storyteller, and advocate for social change. Rebecca’s art and advocacy work is rooted in a multidisciplinary approach to changing the world, with the understanding that there’s no one ‘right way to communicate’ that will land with everyone.
Back. Rebecca Kling. she/her/hers. is an educator, performer, community organizer, storyteller, and advocate for social change. Rebecca’s art and advocacy work is rooted in a multidisciplinary approach to changing the world, with the understanding that there’s no one ‘right way to communicate’ that will land with everyone.
Rebecca Kling is a transgender artist and educator who explores gender and identity through solo pieces and educational workshops. Kling takes the position that sharing accessible queer narrative with a wide audience is a form of activism, and that understanding combats bigotry.
Interview with Rebecca Kling - Digital Transgender Archive. Rebecca Kling identifies as a white woman and sometimes as a trans woman. She was assigned male at birth. She grew up on the north side of Chicago, Illinois in the 1990s and has an older brother. She experienced bullying for being different in fourth and fifth grade.
