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Better Future Program volunteers across New Orleans meet up at Armstrong Park to reaffirm their goals for the summer, bond, eat, play volleyball, and play with water guns!
Better Future Program volunteers across New Orleans meet up at Armstrong Park to reaffirm their goals for the summer, bond, eat, play volleyball, and play with water guns!
From left to right, top to bottom row: Pagan Lives Representative Grayson, Gender Equity Representative Vale, Black/African Lives Representative Croix, Topic Inspector Keira, South Asian Lives Representative Saanvi, and Founding Executive Director Reagan celebrate after raising nearly $1,000 to provide free chest binders to the queer and trans students of Benjamin Franklin High School. Photographer: Justine Allen
A happy recipient of a free chest binder through Better Future Program's 2022 Binder Drive for the queer and trans students of Benjamin Franklin High School. Photographer: Croix Hill
Founding Executive Director Reagan Peters-Roussell speaking out against anti-trans legislation in Louisiana at Benjamin Franklin High School. Photographer: Andrew Mazier
Gender Equity Representative Vale Tesch, a BFP supporter, and former LGBTQ+ Representative Ava Kreutziger protest against anti-trans legislation in Louisiana at Benjamin Franklin High School
Founder Reagan Peters-Roussell cries into the arms of LGBTQ+ Representative Jackie Kimbrough, while BFP supporter Frankie and Pagan Lives Representative Grayson Swearingen stand in solidarity against anti-trans legislation in Louisiana. Photographer: Andrew Mazier
BFP supporters and South Asian Lives Representative Saanvi Gambhira protest against anti-trans legislation in Louisiana at Benjamin Franklin High School. Photographer: Andrew Mazier
BFP supporters A'Niya Robinson, Advocacy Strategist of ACLU of Louisiana, and Pearl Ricks, Executive Director of the Reproductive Justice Action Collective, performing positive affirmations before marching against anti-trans legislation in Louisiana. Photographer: Aiden Craver
BFP's Founder, Reagan Peters-Roussell, and Chief of Equity and Inclusion, Darian Eugene, donate over 200 reading glasses to New Orleans Mission
BFP's Founder, Reagan Peters-Roussell, gains access to a limited edition Better Future Program shirt
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Better Future Program volunteers across New Orleans meet up at Armstrong Park to reaffirm their goals for the summer, bond, eat, play volleyball, and play with water guns!
Better Future Program volunteers across New Orleans meet up at Armstrong Park to reaffirm their goals for the summer, bond, eat, play volleyball, and play with water guns!
Two excited recipients of free chest binders through Better Future Program's 2022 Binder Drive for the queer and trans students of Benjamin Franklin High School in New Orleans, Louisiana. Photographer: Vale Tesch
Benjamin Franklin High School sophomore Mallory Gahagan joyfully receives a $25 Visa gift card as part of a raffle to fundraise for free chest binders for Better Future Program's 2022 Binder Drive. Photographer: Belle Adelman-Cannon
Pagan Lives Representative Grayson Swearingen speaks out to Benjamin Franklin High School student body against anti-trans legislation in Louisiana. Photographer: Andrew Mazier
LGBTQ+ Representative Jackie Kimbrough speaks out against anti-trans legislation in Louisiana at Benjamin Franklin High School. Photographer: Andrew Mazier
BFP supporter Griffin protests against anti-trans legislation in Louisiana at Benjamin Franklin High school
The Benjamin Franklin High School student body protesting against anti-trans legislation in Louisiana. Photographer: Andrew Mazier
Pagan Representative Grayson Swearingen paints signs alongside BFP supporters in preparation for the Benjamin Franklin High School walkout against anti-trans legislation in Louisiana
Benjamin Franklin High School walkout against anti-trans legislation in Louisiana
Founder Reagan Peters-Roussell and General Volunteer Kashys Lyons listen intently to a speech at Real Name Campaign's march against anti-trans legislation in Louisiana in front of City Hall. Photographer: Aiden Craver
BFP's first ever volunteers in 2016 from Lake Forest Charter Elementary
BFP's Founder, Chief of Equity and Inclusion, Chief of Staff, and two General Volunteers give a speech to Lake Forest Charter Elementary parents
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