Arianna's Center

?? Meet the Panelist! ?? As we count down to the 2nd Annual Sisters in Health & Unity Town Hall, we’re spotlighting the incredible leaders shaping this conversation! Meet Franchesca D'Amore, President of TransEd, who is dedicated to uplifting and educating the community on trans rights, health, and empowerment. Join us on March 10 for an evening of insight, empowerment, and community connections. Don’t miss out—register now at https://lnkd.in/dvQDsvmi! Organized by: Transinclusive Group, BLINC.love, Blessing Hands Outreach, Faith and Love Empowerment Center and Positive People Network, Inc, With support from: AHF HEALTHCARE FOUNDATON, The Our Fund Foundation, HOTspots Events ? Media ? Magazine, The Pride Center, Midland Medical In partnership with: The McKenzie Project, Inc, Arianna's Center, TransSOCIAL, Inc., Decrim 305, Yaya Por Vida Foundation, The Legacy Builders Consulting Group, Inc., Harmonizing Masculinity Collective , Broward House, HIV Possible, Holy Cross Health Fl, Fort Lauderdale, BAAG, TransEd, FLUX, Spark, Women In Distress of Broward County, Inc. #NWGHAAD #BlackWomensHealth #SistersInHealth #HIVAwareness #CommunityEmpowerment

Thank you so much for the incredible support! We deeply appreciate Gilead Sciences commitment to empowering the trans communities in USA territories and this documentary was instrumental in advancing our legal education and advocacy efforts. Arianna Lint https://lnkd.in/e5kjAeqR

? Join Us for an Exclusive Panel for Transfeminine People! ? Arianna's Center is happy to announce. ?? The Young Trans Women Leading the Future Series continues with a powerful discussion on HIV Prevention and Community Building: Social Media as an Advocacy Tool! ?? Date: February 28, 2025 ? Time: 3:00 PM CT / 5:00 PM AST ?? Where: Zoom (Register via QR code on the flyer) Or through this form: https://lnkd.in/eACBBMDT This panel is exclusively for transfeminine people and will explore how we can use social media to advocate for HIV prevention, build strong communities, and create lasting change! ?? Speakers: ?? Mila Hellfyre – Human Rights and Public Health Advocate / Arianna's Center Ambassador ?? Adrianna Linares – Miss Trans Star International Puerto Rico 2025 / Arianna's Center Ambassador ?? Luna Maldonado-Hernandez – Founder of Tea Time and Trans Advocate ?? Hosted in collaboration with Proyecto Femme Queen, Arianna’s Center, and AIDS United. ?? Let’s come together, learn, and uplift each other in the fight for health justice and empowerment. This space is for US—transfeminine people only! Arianna Lint CEO #TransJoy #TransPower #HIVPrevention #YoungTransLeaders #CommunityBuilding #SocialMediaAdvocacy

Our 'Entre Amigas' Group Meeting ??? Our recent 'Entre Amigas' gathering was a session filled with learning and motivation. Each meeting, we delve into topics such as empowerment ??, sisterhood ??, and community support. We invite you to join our next meeting on Wednesday, March 19th ?? For more information, please send us a message ??. #Empowerment #Sisterhood #CommunitySupport #WomenEmpoweringWomen #EntreAmigas Arianna Lint

?? Important Announcement from Arianna’s Center ?? Dear Community: Our website, www.Ariannas-Center.org; has been unexpectedly removed from the web, and we are actively working to restore it as soon as possible. While this is a challenge, it will not stop us from continuing our vital work for transgender/ human rights, immigrant protections, HIV advocacy, and social justice. For now, we ask all of our clients, partners, and supporters to stay connected with us through our social media pages for updates, services, and advocacy efforts. At Arianna's Center , we have always worked through barriers—whether funding restrictions, policy changes, or systemic discrimination—and this will be no different. Nothing and no one will silence our mission! Thank you for your continued support and patience. We stand strong together and will continue fighting for our community. Follow us for updates: ?? Facebook | Instagram | Twitter With resilience and gratitude, Arianna Lint CEO, Arianna's Center Alinc President https://lnkd.in/eqPdVY6h

Leading with Resilience, I'm Arianna Lint, an executive woman, an entrepreneur, and a proud Translatina leader. Through my work at Arianna's Center, I remain committed to serving my community, despite the increasing challenges brought by restrictive policies and the lack of true commitment from many organizations that claim to support us. We face a political climate that threatens transgender rights, immigration protections, and access to healthcare—issues that disproportionately impact trans people of color, particularly in the Deep South and Puerto Rico. The new executive orders under the Trump administration signal a rollback of essential protections, and many who once had the resources to help are either silent or absent. However, at Arianna’s Center, we continue forward, undeterred. For years, we have worked with little or no funding, relying on the unwavering support of a few trusted partners—our “angels”—who have stood by us when others have not. We do not simply fight for ourselves; we also create opportunities for other grassroots organizations to access resources, ensuring that the movement for transgender rights and immigrant protections remains strong. Nothing and no one will stop us. We will persist, resist, and thrive. With your genuine support, we can continue expanding services and providing life-saving assistance to those who need it most. Thank you for standing with us. Arianna Lint

Leading with Resilience, I'm Arianna Lint, an executive woman, an entrepreneur, and a proud Translatina leader. Through my work at Arianna's Center, I remain committed to serving my community, despite the increasing challenges brought by restrictive policies and the lack of true commitment from many organizations that claim to support us. We face a political climate that threatens transgender rights, immigration protections, and access to healthcare—issues that disproportionately impact trans people of color, particularly in the Deep South and Puerto Rico. The new executive orders under the Trump administration signal a rollback of essential protections, and many who once had the resources to help are either silent or absent. However, at Arianna’s Center, we continue forward, undeterred. For years, we have worked with little or no funding, relying on the unwavering support of a few trusted partners—our “angels”—who have stood by us when others have not. We do not simply fight for ourselves; we also create opportunities for other grassroots organizations to access resources, ensuring that the movement for transgender rights and immigrant protections remains strong. Nothing and no one will stop us. We will persist, resist, and thrive. With your genuine support, we can continue expanding services and providing life-saving assistance to those who need it most. Thank you for standing with us. Arianna Lint

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"Immigration, LGBTQ+ Challenges, and the Need for an Impact Assessment in Puerto Rico and Latinx Communities". The intersection of immigration, LGBTQ+ rights, and Latinx identities is under heightened threat in Puerto Rico and the broader U.S. community as new federal policies take effect. These policies, such as executive orders redefining “gender ideology,” ICE raids in Puerto Rico, and increased immigration enforcement, directly undermine the rights of immigrants and transgender individuals, particularly those from Latinx backgrounds. For nonprofit organizations like Arianna's Center, the need to protect and empower these communities has never been more urgent. Puerto Rico, often overlooked in conversations about U.S. immigration, is home to a diverse immigrant population, including Dominicans, Colombians, Venezuelans, and others. However, systemic discrimination and lack of political priority have left these communities vulnerable. The transgender community faces compounding challenges, such as limited access to gender-affirming care and the looming risk of deportation, making it vital to address these issues through robust programming and advocacy. To counteract these threats, Arianna’s Center is developing a comprehensive Impact Assessment Plan to ensure the sustainability of its services. The plan systematically evaluates vulnerabilities in funding and programming, focusing on areas such as immigration support, LGBTQ+ health services, and operational infrastructure. Steps include mapping funding streams, assessing programmatic exposure, and identifying alternative funding sources to mitigate risks. CEO Arianna Lint and Arianna's Center also calls on local and national stakeholders to recognize the urgency of supporting the immigrant LGBTQ+ community. By uniting resources and leveraging partnerships, nonprofits can ensure that marginalized voices are not silenced by discriminatory policies. Together, we can create a resilient future for the Latinx and LGBTQ+ communities in Puerto Rico and beyond. For more on Arianna’s Center’s impactful work, visit www.Ariannas-Center.org

In Arianna’s Center and partnerships like the Deep South Positive Coalition, we are witnessed how corporate sponsorships, when done thoughtfully, can create lasting impacts. ? Align with Diversity and Inclusion: Gain visibility as a brand committed to uplifting marginalized communities. ? Support Global Advocacy: Be part of a highly publicized event that directly addresses trans rights and HIV advocacy. ? Reach a Global Audience: Engage with audiences across Latin America, the U.S., and beyond, while supporting an initiative that fosters leadership, resilience, and health equity . We are developing impactful programs for your community involves a strategic approach that aligns with the needs of the population and leverages existing resources. Drawing inspiration from Arianna Lint and the extensive work of Arianna's Center in public health and HIV advocacy, the following steps can guide the creation of effective community programs: 1. Conduct Comprehensive Community Assessments 2. Engage with Community Members 3. Collaborate with Local Organizations and Experts 4. Develop Tailored Educational and Support Programs 5. Utilize Media and Social Platforms for Outreach 6. Implement Continuous Evaluation and Feedback Mechanisms 7. Advocate for Policy Change Engage in advocacy to address systemic issues. Are you a transgender woman ready to showcase your leadership, resilience, and beauty on an international stage? This is your chance to shine! Join us for Miss Star International 2025 in Puerto Rico—a historic, trans-led initiative that will empower our community, advocate for an end to HIV/AIDS, and celebrate the power of visibility. For more information, visit: ? https://lnkd.in/emp28Hzz ? Stay tuned on social media for Miss Star International updates!