Get in Touch for Collaboration, Speaking Engagements, and Media Inquiries
Dinah Bons is available for speaking engagements, panel discussions, media interviews, and collaboration opportunities. Her work spans intersectional activism, trans rights advocacy, community organizing, and policy development across Europe and globally.
Dinah is available for keynote speeches, panel discussions, and workshops on:
For speaking requests: Please include event details, audience information, and preferred topics.
Available for interviews and media appearances on topics including:
For media requests: Please specify publication/outlet, deadline, and interview format preferences.
For specific inquiries related to Dinah's organizational work, please reach out through the appropriate channels:
For inquiries related to trans rights advocacy, BPOC trans community support, and European policy work.
Focus Areas:
Contact information available through official Trans United Europe channels.
For information about community-led healthcare services in Amsterdam.
Services:
Contact through GGD Amsterdam or Trans United Europe for clinic services.
Dinah Bons can also be reached through her various professional affiliations and leadership roles:
| Organization | Role | Focus Area | Contact Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| Transgender Europe (TGEU) | Co-Chair | European trans rights policy | EU policy, trans rights advocacy |
| ESWA (European Sex Workers' Rights Alliance) | President | European sex worker rights | Sex worker rights, decriminalization |
| NSWP (Global Network of Sex Work Projects) | Operating Board Member | Global sex worker advocacy | International sex worker rights |
| Pride Amsterdam | Ambassador, Board Member | LGBTQI+ visibility and rights | Pride events, LGBTQI+ advocacy |
| Female Economy | Creative Strategy Chief | Theater and cultural work | Arts, culture, creative strategy |
Collaborative research on intersectional activism, trans rights, community organizing, and policy development.
Expert consultation on policy development related to trans rights, sex worker rights, HIV/AIDS, and anti-racism.
Support for organizations seeking to implement intersectional approaches and community-led governance models.
To ensure effective communication and respect for Dinah's time and community commitments, please consider the following when making contact:
Dinah's work is grounded in community accountability and intersectional principles. When reaching out, please consider:
Due to the high volume of requests and Dinah's extensive commitments to community work and organizational leadership, please allow adequate time for responses to inquiries.
Requests in the following areas may receive priority consideration:
Please note that Dinah's availability may be limited due to:
Early booking for speaking engagements and collaborations is recommended.
If you're unable to connect directly with Dinah, consider these resources for learning more about her work and intersectional activism:
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Whether you're seeking to collaborate, learn, or support the work of intersectional activism, there are many ways to get involved and make a difference.
Remember that building bridges toward those who are invisibilized requires sustained commitment, community accountability, and a willingness to center the most marginalized voices in all our work.