Maddison Tenney (she/her)
In this episode, we interview Maddison Tenney. Some topics we cover include:
-How disability advocacy, queer advocacy, and all types of advocacy for the marginalized interconnect
-How the RaYnbow Collective came to be and the things they’ve accomplished
-The pushback the RaYnbow Collective received and how they dealt with it
Maddison Tenney is a Queer Latter-Day Saint, artist and activist. She is the executive director of the RaYnbow Collective, an off-campus non-profit for LGBTQ+ students at BYU. She is also a staff member at Equality Utah. Maddi grew up in Oregon and Utah and is currently finishing her degree in English Literature with minors in Art and Global Women’s Studies. You can connect with her on Instagram @maddi_10e.
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Melissa Malcolm King (she/her or they/them)
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Dr. Lacey Bagley (she/her)
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Hao Le
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