Alexandra S. Audate
This is my home.
This is a place for all people – fat, Black, queer, femmes and gender non-conforming , disabled, immigrant, sex workers, incarcerated folks, young girls…
This is a safe space.
This is a place for all of us to thrive.
This is a place where the marginalized can come to feel seen, heard and valued.
Here, I will talk about community, activism and radical love.
For years now, I have been fighting for justice and equity in our community and I have come to the sad realization that many spaces are not inclusive.
Here, we will have dialogues about how to improve our communities.
Over the course of my work, I have learned that the personal is political when you are a Black, Queer, Haitian Woman. Remember this when you feel like I get too emotional. This is about survival.
So be ready to talk about politics, social justice, law and all the things that makes it so damn hard for us to thrive in society.
You did not think after writing all of this I was going to have a boring headshot, did you?
This picture is me! That is my personality. When I rejected white supremacy, this Happy. Carefree. Black. Woman emerged and I LOVE HER!
Welcome to my page! Welcome Home!
Biography
Born and Raised in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Alexandra Stephanie Audate is the oldest of two children. She immigrated to the United States at sixteen years old. After graduating from high school, she attended St Thomas University where she obtained a Bachelors Degree, a Masters of Laws Degree in Intercultural Human Rights and a Law Degree.
Her career in human rights advocacy spans over a decade and consists of legislative lobbying, policy writing, and direct service to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking.
She spent the last twelve years going all over the United States advocating for the rights of immigrants, LGBTQ+ folks and folks with disabilities.
On her spare time, she loves painting, going to the beach and reading and writing about Black feminism and intersectionality.
Biography
Born and Raised in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Alexandra Stephanie Audate is the oldest of two children. She immigrated to the United States at sixteen years old. After graduating from high school. She attended St Thomas University where she obtained a Bachelors Degree, a Masters of Laws Degree in Intercultural Human Rights and a Law Degree.
Her career in human rights advocacy spans over a decade and consists of legislative lobbying, policy writing, and direct service to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking.
She spent the last twelve years going all over the United States advocating for the rights of immigrants, LGBTQ+ folks and folks with disabilities.
On her spare time, she loves painting, going to the beach and reading and writing about black feminism and intersectionality.