Rest Is Radical

Time: Saturday 10:30 - 12:00 | Location: Education Area 2 | Audience: Ages 18+, Trans+ Exclusive

Led by Lou Frances and Lottie Blake. Somatic movement and breath workshop providing tangible tools to tackle stress, anxiety, and poor sleep.

The session will be calm and quiet, with periods of guided breathing and rest. Body-based practices can sometimes bring up emotional responses, you are welcome to take a break if needed.

Access Information

• This session will be facilitated by a trained therapist.
• Participation in all activities is completely optional and you are welcome to rest or observe at any time.
• Any body movement is self-guide, there are no specific expectations and you may remain seated if you prefer or participate in a way that feels comfortable.
• Some activities may involve touch or the use of lotion, such as massage exercises.

Youth Social

Time: Saturday 12:30 - 14:00 | Location: Education Area 2 | Audience: Ages 14-18, Trans+ Exclusive

Led by Bread Hotel, Sponsored by 471 Routes C.I.C

Music (guitar and percussion) and songwriting session.

Access Information

• This session will involve live music that may be loud and include guitars, percussion, and singing.
• The room is enclosed and small, so sound may feel more intense.
• Participation in songwriting, playing music, or singing is optional. You are welcome to take part in whatever way feels comfortable.
• You are welcome to use earplugs or noise-cancelling headphones during the session.
• The museum also has ear defenders available, which can be signed out from the welcome desk and TDOV volunteers will have ear plugs available.
• You are welcome to leave the room at any time if you need a break.

Life of Kai - Audience Preview

Time: Saturday 14:45 - 15:10 | Location: Theatre | Audience: Open To All

Sponsored by My Genderation: Audience preview and private screening of Life of Kai, My Genderation’s newest short.

The film is a British documentary short following a decade in the life of Kai, a young trans boy navigating identity, medical transition, and coming of age in the UK. Directed by Fox Fisher, the film chronicles his journey from age 9 to 19, focusing on courage, hope, and the changing landscape of trans rights.

Access Information

• The films are in English and will be shown with English subtitles
• The film is 21 minutes long.
• The film screening will take place in the Theatre (Ground Floor).
• An optional support group will be held afterwards in Education Area 2 (First Floor).
• You are welcome to leave the screening at any time if you need a break and return when you feel ready.
• The theatre will be dimly lit during the screening.

Life of Kai - Parent Support Group

Time: Saturday 15:15 - 16:45 | Location: Education Area 2 | Audience: Under 18s with parental supervision

Parent support group for trans+ parents, and families of trans children.

Access Information

• Participation in the support group discussion is optional, you are welcome to listen without speaking.

Trans Masc Social

Time: Sunday 10:30 - 12:00 | Location: Education Area 3 | Audience: Ages 18+, Trans+ Exclusive

Led by Tyler and Lavi Pádraig Fox.

Sport Panel

Time: Saturday 12:15 - 13:15 | Location: Education Area 3 | Audience: Open To All

Led by Liverpool Trans and Enby FC, Liverpool Tritons Rugby Club.

Featuring a screening of We’ll Go Down in History

The story of TRUK United, a grassroots, proudly trans football club formed in January 2021. Filmed over two years, this heartfelt documentary captures the highs and lows of the pioneering UK team on and off the pitch as they strive to create a safe haven for their community in the face of rising transphobia.

Access Information

• There will be time for audience questions. A microphone will be used, and after each use, it will be wiped with antibacterial wipes.
• There will be an option to ask questions via written cards.
• You are welcome to leave the room at any time if you need a break.

Fashion Panel

Time: Saturday 13:30 - 14:30 | Location: Education Area 3 | Audience: Open To All

Charlie Supastar, a transgender fashion designer based in Liverpool, will lead the panel by presenting his research on TRANSWEAR and exploring how the fashion industry can begin developing solutions. The panel will be co-hosted by TylerDaClaire, a non-binary Scouse content creator, who will help guide the discussion and engage the audience throughout the event.

The concept of TRANSWEAR proposes a new term, a new market, and a new era of fashion, one that not only includes, but centres and represents the transgender community.

Access Information

• There will be time for audience questions. A microphone will be used, and after each use, it will be wiped with antibacterial wipes.
• There will be an option to ask questions via written cards.
• You are welcome to step out of the room at any time if you need a break.

Migrant Panel

Time: Sunday 12:30 - 13:30 | Location: Education Area 3 | Audience: Open To All

This will be a trans migrant panel, facilitated by Mariia Goubernik and Mahito/Jason. With short film screening and resources from Rainbow Migration.

Content warning: The panel discussion may include personal experiences related to migration, identity, and discrimination.

Access Information

• There will be time for audience questions. A microphone will be used, and after each use, it will be wiped with antibacterial wipes.
• There will be an option to ask questions via written cards.
• You are welcome to leave the room at any time if you need a break.

Sex Positivity Panel

Time: Sunday 14:30 - 16:30 | Location: Education Area 2 | Audience: Ages 18+

Led by Mariia Goubernik, Felix Mufti, and ‘SHAGS’, University of Liverpool’s sexual health awareness and guidance society.

Panel exploring trans sexuality and the challenges that come with it, including sex work, sex-positive spaces, and sexualised violence and trauma. Sex and trauma therapist Mariia Goubernik will also provide therapeutic grounding techniques during the session.

Access Information

• This session covers sensitive topics, including sexualised violence and trauma, which may be triggering.
• This session will be facilitated by a trained therapist.
• There will be time for audience questions. A microphone will be used, and after each use, it will be wiped with antibacterial wipes.
• There will be an option to ask questions via written cards.
• You are welcome to step out of the room at any time if you need a break.

Please click here for the accessibility and facilities details on the Museum of Liverpool website.

The Museum of Liverpool have very helpfully provided floor plans which you can see by clicking here . The spaces we are using are the Main Entrance (service providers), Theatre, Education Area 2, Education Area 3 (for events), and the Temporary Display Space (markets).

Please reach out to us on email or Instagram if you have any access requirements which aren’t detailed on the Museum of Liverpool website or in the schedule above. Please reach out as early as possible as we are a small group of volunteers and may find it difficult to cater for short-notice requests.

Important - Accessible parking

Please be aware that accessible parking at the Museum of Liverpool needs to be pre-booked, ideally at least 3 days in advance. Details are on the webpage linked above.

Health & Safety

• We encourage attendees to wear medical face masks when possible. We will have masks available at entry to each event.
• Please use hand sanitiser when entering spaces, which we will provide.
• If you experience symptoms of COVID-19, flu, or colds, we ask that you test for COVID-19 if possible and avoid attending events while unwell.
• We aim to avoid overcrowding in event spaces. Rooms will have a maximum capacity based on seating and safe room limits. This is to protect our immunocompromised peers.

Entry & Attendance

Events are not ticketed, so entry will generally be first come, first served until the room reaches capacity. We realised this may mean queuing forms, if you require access needs around this please contact us, details are below.

Conduct

We will not tolerate any discrimination, harassment or other harmful behaviour during the events. Anyone breaking these rules will be told to leave.

Facilities

• Toilets are available on all floors.
• Gender-neutral toilets are located on the first floor.
• The Education Area 3 is available as a chill-out area between events.
• A quiet room is provided for attendees who need a low-stimulation or calm space, which is located between Education Area 3 and the prayer room, for more information click here to view the in-depth access document .

Photography & Media

• We encourage attendees to avoid taking photos, especially of other attendees.
• Official photography will focus only on performers and activity leaders and will not use flash.

Support & Access

• TDOV stewards are available and easily identifiable by pink high-vis vests.
• There will also be an accessibility coordinator available on the day to help with any access needs, they will be wearing a yellow high-vis.
• For more detailed accessibility information please access our accessibility document .
• If you require a prioritised/saved seat or other access accommodations, please contact us in advance.