Telling Trans Stories, Hearing Trans Voices: an Evening with Mya Byrne

Telling Trans Stories, Hearing Trans Voices

An Evening of Q & A, Music and Poetry

with Mya Byrne

FREE and open to the public

**Those from outside FIT must reserve a seat in advance at this link.

Mya Adriene Byrne is a poet, songwriter, and performer based in New York City. As the daughter of a rabbi, and as someone who transitioned publicly as an already-established artist, she brings a unique perspective to the world of advocacy, and tirelessly supports her community and allies. Her poetry has been published in The Advocate, she’s won several awards for her songwriting, and has opened for such artists as the late Levon Helm. Learn more about Mya at www.myabyrne.com

After interviewing Mya on WFDU-FM, Ron Olesko wrote in SingOut.com: "Mya openly, honestly and articulately helped to educate us about the issues facing transgender people. Mya's music also reveals her experiences and struggles and offers insight."

FAQs

Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?

FIT students, faculty and staff just need to show their FIT ID to enter. Guests from outside the FIT community will need to bring their printed tickets.

Where is the entrance to the event?

The Pomerantz Building is on the northwest corner of W. 27th Street and 7th Avenue, enter through the lobby where you will be directed to the Katie Murphy Amphitheater.

Are tickets available at the door?

Not for guests from outside the FIT community. If you do not have an FIT ID you must register for a ticket in advance here. FIT students faculty and staff do not need a ticket, just show your ID.