April 13, 2021 Dear Colleagues, You Are Invited to a Meeting of the Assembly Task Force on Women's Issues on Friday, April 30

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April 13, 2021 Dear Colleagues, You Are Invited to a Meeting of the Assembly Task Force on Women's Issues on Friday, April 30

Members: Chair Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright, District 76 Didi Barrett, District 106 Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn, District 42 Marianne Buttenschon, District 119 Sarah Clark, District 136 Vivian E. Cooke, District 32 Catalina Cruz, District 39 Taylor Darling, District 18 April 13, 2021 Maritza Davila, District 53 Carmen N. De La Rosa, District 72 Inez E. Dickens, District 70 Dear Colleagues, Patricia Fahy, District 109 Nathalia Fernandez, District 80 Phara Souffrant Forrest, District 57 Mathylde Frontus, District 46 You are invited to a meeting of the Assembly Task Force on Women’s Issues on Sandy Galef, District 95 Emily Gallagher, District 50 Friday, April 30, 2021 at 11:00am on zoom. Deborah J. Glick, District 66 Jessica Gonzales-Rojas, District 34 Judy Griffin, District 21 Aileen M. Gunther, District 100 We will be joined by interACT Advocates for Intersex Youth. Intersex is an Pamela J. Hunter, District 128 umbrella term for differences in sex traits and / or reproductive anatomy. You will Alicia Hyndman, District 29 Chantel Jackson, District 79 hear from Executive Director Kimberly Zieselman, Director of Law & Policy Kimberly Jean-Pierre, District 11 Latoya Joyner, District 77 Alesdair H. Ittelson, and Director of Engagement Bria Brown-King. InterACT is Anna Kelles, District 125 Jennifer Lunsford, District 135 a non-profit organization using innovative strategies to advocate for the legal and Donna A. Lupardo, District 123 Karen McMahon, District 146 human rights of children with intersex traits. Marcela Mitaynes, District 51 Yuh-Line Niou, District 65 Catherine Nolan, District 37 Please contact me at [email protected] or have a member of your Amy Paulin, District 88 Crystal D. Peoples-Stokes, District 141 staff contact Cory Hasson at [email protected] to RSVP. Stacey Pheffer Amato, District 23 Jenifer Rajkumar, District 38 Karines Reyes, District 87 Diana C. Richardson, District 43 Sincerely, Linda B. Rosenthal, District 67 Nily Rozic, District 25 Amanda Septimo, District 84 Gina Sillitti, District 16 Jo Anne Simon, District 52 Michaelle C. Solages, District 22 Latrice Walker, District 55 Rebecca A. Seawright Monica P. Wallace, District 143 Helene W. Weinstein, District 41 Chair, Task Force on Women’s Issues Jaime R. Williams, District 59 Carrie Woerner, District 113 Stefani Zinerman, District 56 1485 York Avenue, New York, NY 10075 • 212-288-4607 • FAX: 212-288-4369 Room 744, LOB, Albany, NY 12248 • 518-455-5676 • FAX: 518-455-5282 Email: [email protected] .

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