viernes, 4 de septiembre de 2026

A TIMELINE USA DYKE DC

 MISSION A TIMELINE USA DYKE D.C.

Transforms specialized knowledge—specifically that which is inclusive and centered on LGBTQ+ individuals—into interdisciplinary arts experiences.Our mission is to share—through our leaders and our message—new models that reach everyone.

SERVICES

We offer strategic solutions ranging from conferences to advocacy platforms. We provide speakers, exhibition booths, and interdisciplinary installations that address issues such as responsible environmental management and human rights. We act as a bridge between activism and the shaping of policy positions.
A project by Timeline USA Dyke LLC: LGBTQ+ leaders and conferences.

Every presentation—whether in-person, hybrid, or virtual—is developed in close collaboration with specialists, with a commitment to the inclusion of all people.

Let's talk about upcoming events, conferences, or positions you plan to organize or attend; we would love to support the incredible work you are doing!


OUR ORGANIZATION

Addresses a common problem: the lack of interdisciplinary representation in decision-making spaces. What we do is bring experts to your conferences—individuals who share real stories of resilience and progress. For example, during my recent tenure as an LGBTQ+ Ambassador in Washington, D.C., we successfully connected with 3,000 attendees through a self-managed booth that integrated interdisciplinary environmental art with LGBTQ+ art history. This approach is proving effective and serves to mobilize communities at the national, regional, and local levels.

ORIGEN.

In May 2025, we partnered with the DC OUTTELLOFART group—marking our origins—and became part of its various associated projects. The DC Outtell of Art group had emerged in 2021, influenced by LGBTQ+ connections among London-based leaders; it adopted that name, though it had previously existed as ALL THE WATERS International.

jueves, 3 de septiembre de 2026

Speaker Profile / BOOTHS

 


A TIMELINE USA DYKE DC, project.

Speaker Profile / BOOTHS

Washington, DC 











Director, Dr. Meg.

Dr. Meg was born in Anaheim, California.She earned a bachelor's degree in pre-veterinary studies and psychology, as well as a master's degree in chemistry, from California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. There, she received scholarships for competing in gymnastics and on the university's prestigious equestrian team, where she specialized in show jumping. Subsequently, Meg graduated from Western University College of Veterinary Medicine with her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree, and later earned a Ph.D. in Arctic animal physiology from the National Institute of Technology (NIT) in Norway. Dr. Meg eventually applied for a Ph.D. in neuroscience at Harvard Medical School, she moved to Boston, where she currently resides. In 2020, Meg graduated from Harvard Medical School with a master's degree in neuroscience. In every academic program from which she has graduated, she has done so with honors (*Suma Cum Laude*).


Unfortunately, he finished the Boston Marathon just before the bombs exploded in 2013. This event was the reason he experienced life in a wheelchair for the first time.


He has dedicated himself with great passion to his work in the field of disability rights advocacy. His favorite quote is: "People will always tell you, 'You can't.' Just smile and say, 'You'll see.'"


Meg expanded her personal venture, Mega Good, to work as an independent public speaker, allowing her to travel while speaking on disability-related topics at numerous events. Meg has become more passionate about these talks than she ever imagined, as she views every opportunity to participate in a public speaking engagement not only as a way to expand her disability advocacy work but also as a chance to show the world that, truly, disability drives innovation! After being invited to speak at the Disability Summit in Washington, DC, and meeting Celia, she has agreed to offer her speaking services to A timeline USA Dyke, LLC, founded by Celia K. San Felipe









GAIL , is a speaker who collaborates with A TIMELINE USA DYKE LLC, presenting on topics such as cybersecurity, technology, cloud security, artificial intelligence (AI), Security Assessment and Authorization (SA&A), the Risk Management Framework (RMF), entrepreneurship, military/army/veteran affairs, volunteering, Pokémon, cruising/travel, and women's empowerment. 











Marcia Williams, Director of Environment and Climate,  

Marcia Williams is an Arkansas native who holds a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Studies from Hendrix College in Conway, Arkansas. During her time at Hendrix College, she served as a Thomas J. Watson Fellow, a Murphy Scholar in Literature and Language, and a Miller Scholar in Community Service; she also received academic honors in the fields of Environmental Studies and the Odyssey Program. Additionally, she served on the boards of various environmental organizations, such as the Committee for Environmental Concern and the Campus Sustainability Fund.  She was one of just 35 students selected to undertake a year-long fellowship and journey to carry out her personal passion project titled "Community Gardening as Ecotherapy" across seven different countries—including several nations in South America— 


She explores the therapeutic qualities of community gardens to understand their social, psychological, and economic benefits, focusing specifically on underserved communities.


She is pursuing a Master of Science (M.S.) degree in Climate, Environment, and Health at Georgetown University, beginning in the fall of 2026.


Her background in the fields of urban gardening, public policy analysis, and environmental education includes teaching experience across five different countries, where she has instructed classes in both English and Spanish.


She is an expert in the measurement—both qualitative and quantitative—of well-being associated with green spaces, and she serves as a policy advocate for farmers and environmentalists worldwide, though she focuses her work particularly on grassroots initiatives in Arkansas and Washington, D.C.


She offers freelance services and serves as the Director of Climate, Environment, and Health at A TIMELINE USA DYKE LLC, a project-based firm founded by Celia San Felipe. Her areas of interest range from mental health and gardening to horticultural therapy, urban gardening, the impact of gardening on vulnerable populations, and the ways in which public policy shapes the environmental movement. She is a passionate writer and activist.








CELIA KARINA SAN FELIPE, Director of Organizations.


I am Celia Karina San Felipe, the Director of A TIMELINE USA DYKE LLC. I founded this organization that transforms specialized knowledge into high-impact experiences. Along with art, we provide strategies from political advocacy conferences. We offer speakers with their booths and performative exhibitions that make areas of integration with intersectionality visible. For example, the environment and human rights. We are the bridge between global policies and institutions seeking to position themselves. A timeline USA Dyke LLC” solves a common problem: the lack of lgbtqueer and inclusive representation in decision-making spaces. What we do is bring conferences with real stories of resistance and progress. For example, in my recent participation as an LGBTQueer Ambassador in Washington D.C., we managed to connect with 3,000 attendees through a self-managed booth that integrated environmentalist performative art, lgbtq and inclusive political power, lgbtq+ art, among others. This method, which is already working and mobilizing the national community, we can extend to the global lgbtq community. This Sunday, May 24, 2026, in Washington DC, our booth was invited to the DC Dyke festival, you can see the massive impact on our website and Instagram My priority is that each presentation, both in-person and virtual, meets accessibility standards. We work to secure funding and sponsorship for the permanent invitations that our project, A timeline USA Dyke LLC, receives to participate in both LGBTQueer and Inclusive Conferences as well as BOOTHS. We offer up to 3 weekly Conferences where we bring your LOGO and Brand to local CULTURAL and Human Rights events in DC, as well as Regional, National, and International events. We are integrating more CONFERENCES, DISCIPLINES, and STAFF. We also address: Environment and Climate; LGBTQ and Gender Immigrations, Neuroscience, Veganism, Intersectional Art, and more. Can we talk about your events and our integrated conferences? I would love to support the incredible work you do for our community.  

THE SPEAKER

Her Conference Services  on her career as an author residing in the United States, where she has been publishing and printing her work since ten years. Her works—which are launched and exhibited in Washington, D.C.—include 14 books published by three different publishing houses: the Carey collection from Scriba NYC (comprising 12 anthologies, three of which have received awards in the U.S.), Editorial Verbum in Madrid (Spain/Europe), and Editorial Letras del Logo in Mexico.

BIO

Celia Karina San Felipe has been appointed Ambassador of the National LGBTQ Task Force CONFERENCE Creating Change 2026, in Washington, D.C. She is the FOUNDER and Director of the Organization and project A timeline USADyke LLC. at DC OUTTELL OF ART. Under registration No. A-00394122 of the Capital Pride Alliance, she provided services for WorldPride Washington DC 2025. She is a United States Publishing House Author with 12 books published in Spanish. She has received 3 distinctions from the USA Latin International Author Award (USA) in the years 2025, 2024, and 2019. She has received the First Prize (1st Place) of the Diego Armando Maradona Distinction 2017 in Poetry for Women's Sports. 










Talia Winningham, Director of Coordination





JANET ARIAS  VEGANISM SPEAKER.

Janet is a vegan professional wrestler originally from North Carolina, who adopted veganism in 2008. She began conducting outreach work regarding veganism that same year—shortly after adopting this lifestyle—with the goal of putting an end to animal exploitation. She continues this work today and has dedicated herself fully to grassroots activism in defense of animal rights.


As a professional wrestler, she also takes a special interest in the health benefits offered by a plant-based diet. She serves as our Veganism Specialist at A Timeline USA Dyke LLC; she has conducted extensive research to design the optimal plant-based diet for athletic performance and advocates for other athletes to follow her example.

She is a regular public speaker and is tremendously excited about the opportunity to expand her work with A Timeline USA Dyke LLC.









BENAZIR TEMIRALIEVA .

I love talking about neuroscience, child development, and mental health.









Danielle Demateis VEGANISM SPEAKER.

Danielle is a statistician, animal rights advocate, and feminist whose work focuses on advancing compassion through research, policy, and community outreach. Vegan for over five years, she is a leader in grassroots animal rights organizing in North Carolina’s Triangle region and conducts public education through street outreach with We The Free. Danielle has worked on corporate pressure campaigns for stronger animal welfare policies and legislative initiatives including bans on the sale of pets from puppy mills and local adoption of the Plant Based Treaty, a global effort to create a more sustainable, plant-based food system. She earned her PhD in statistics from Colorado State University and currently works at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences developing methods to reduce and replace animal testing in biomedical research. Passionate about the intersection of veganism and feminism, Danielle has also supported women through advocacy work on interpersonal violence hotlines and promotes plant-based health and strength through fitness, weight training, and aerial acrobatics. Her work is grounded in the belief that justice, compassion, and empowerment are deeply interconnected for both humans and animals.











Norma Ramirez, Director of Public Relations.

My services—encompassing Conference Services and my role as  Director of Public Relations and LGBTQ Hispanic Community Engagement at A Timeline USA Dykes LLC (a project founded by Celia K. San Felipe)—are based in the District of Columbia and include the following:


Supporting the objectives of the A Timeline USA Dykes LLC project.

It is grounded in a deep commitment: the conviction that every person deserves access to information, services, and legal protections. Her advocacy work on behalf of immigrant and LGBTQ+ communities is inseparable from her own lived experience as a bilingual Latina woman who interacts with—and serves—diverse and underrepresented populations in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.

Strengthening communication strategies and deepening engagement with communities whose voices are essential to the social fabric of our city.

Leveraging experience in multicultural outreach and LGBTQ rights advocacy, with a particular focus on elevating the perspectives of the LGBTQ Hispanic community. 


Working closely with community organizations, local leaders, and public agencies to develop inclusive messaging, forge trust-based alliances, and design initiatives that promote equity,

representation, and civic engagement.

Committing to support the District’s ongoing efforts to foster inclusion, helping to shape communication strategies that reflect the lived experiences, cultural richness, and needs of this community.

Contributing to this work by offering strategic support through Conference Services and in the capacity of Public Relations Director.






NATIONAL LGBTQ+ TASK FORCE USA 2026

 





I am an LGBTQ+ Ambassador for Washington D.C. and I would love for our community to be completely represented at all levels.

I invite you to "Creating Change" in D.C., the largest LGBTQ+ gathering in the country. I am excited to share details about the upcoming edition of the Creating Change CONFERENCE, organized by The National LGBTQ Task Force, and I want to give you alternatives on the ways you can attend and actively participate.

You can join us as:

  • Investor

  • Ally

  • LGBTQ+ Community Member

  • Participant

  • Volunteer

Be the change, we hope to see you in Washington, D.C.!

CELIA KSARINA SAN FELIPE.

AMBASSADOR LGBTQ+ D.C.







Be the change: volunteer at Creating Change 2026!

Investors, allies, and the LGBTQ+ community,

I’m excited to share details about the 2026 edition of Creating Change and how you can attend for free by volunteering.

From January 21–25, 2026, thousands of LGBTQ+ leaders, organizers, and allies will gather in Washington, D.C., for the nation’s premier political, leadership, and skills-building event. This year’s theme is UNSTOPPABLE: a call to unite our communities, build collective power, and resist attacks on our rights and freedoms.

With just 8 hours of volunteering, you’ll gain full access to five days of workshops, networking, and joyful community activities.

Volunteers are the heart of Creating Change, providing support with registration, session rooms, and attendee services. Whatever your skills or passions, there’s a place for you.

Let’s make history together. Register here: thetaskforce.org/creating-change/volunteer/

We look forward to seeing you in Washington, D.C.!








The 28 institutes in the NATIONAL LGBTQ TASK FORCE explore how liberation manifests itself in different sectors, communities, and generations.





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STAND: A timeline USA Dykes LLC. We are working on the measurements of the stand, we are making construction drawings of support, construction drawings of sculpture, construction drawings of support / structural support of the sculpture (approximately 1.64 ft x 1.64 ft x 1.64 ft Volume: 4.41 ft³).



This book and contact information for the author CKSF are available here:



I'm creating a sculpture in tribute to an inclusive book titled 'Lesbian Poems' Author Celia Karina San Felipe Editorial Letras del Lobo 2015, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2025/2026. It's a new freelance project I'm working on, and I'm looking for sponsors for the artwork, such as a publisher or company that wants to support the project.


Celia San Felipe's "Lesbian Poems" published by Letras del Lobo will be featured in the exhibition during the National LGBT Task Force's Creating Change Conference, from January 21st to 25th, 2026 at the Hilton Hotel in Washington DC, booth 325.

 



 



A timeline USA Dyke LLC and DCDYKES ATLAS IVY CITY Festival 2025!












Linkedin Celia Karina San Felipe 

🌈CITAS, Face to Face in Washington DC; Maryland and Virginia.

👩‍💻Meeting Virtual: ZOOM; Meet Google; Meta, otros.

















miércoles, 2 de septiembre de 2026

BookS


The power of telling our story.

Awards & Recognition


International Latin Book Award – USA California

2026 – Honorable Mention: "One Single Earth"

2025 – AUTHOR: "Crisol de Almas"

2024 – AUTHOR: "Vivas Las Queremos"

2019 – AUTHOR: "Say What You Want to Say 2019"

Library Mouse Publishing – SPAIN

2019 – First Place Portal Poems Female Category

2018 – First Place Portal Poems Female Category

2017 – First Place Portal Poems Female Category

2017 ARG. DIEGO ARMANDO MARADONA

Distinction First Place Portal Poems Kemkem Culture Center Female Category


Books 2016 - 2026

Book I - 2016:  Lesbian Poems LETTERS of the WOLF, MEXICO

Book II - 2017: Now That It Warms The Heart VERBUM, MADRID SPAIN

Book III - 2017: Say What You Want to Say 17 – CAREY Collection – Scriba Publishing, NYC, USA

Book IV - 2018: Say What You Want to Say 18 – CAREY Collection – Scriba Publishing, NYC, USA

Book V - 2019: Say What You Want to Say 19 – CAREY Collection – Scriba Publishing, NYC, USA

Book VII - 2020: Say What You Want to Say 20 – CAREY Collection – Scriba Publishing, NYC, USA

Book VIII - 2021: Say What You Want to Say 21 – CAREY Collection – Scriba Publishing, NYC, USA

Book IX - 2022: Say What You Want to Say 22 – CAREY Collection – Scriba Publishing, NYC, USA

Book X - 2023: Say What You Want to Say 23 – CAREY Collection – Scriba Publishing, NYC, USA

Book XI - 2023: WE WANT THEM ALIVE ARTIVISM Collection Scriba NYC Publishing USA

Book XII - 2024: Say What You Want to Say 24 – CAREY Collection – Scriba Publishing, NYC, USA

Book XIII - 2024:  The Crucible of Souls ARTIVISM Collection Scriba NYC Publishing USA

Book XIV - 2025: Say What You Want to Say 25 – CAREY Collection – Scriba Publishing, NYC, USA

Book XV - 2026: One Single Earth ARTIVISM Collection Scriba NYC Publishing USA


Newspapers / Magazines / Portals

2020-2019 – Friends of Literature and Poetry of Naron Publishing - SPAIN EUROPE Magazine

2024 – IN OUR OWN WORDS Publishing Washington DC ONLINE

2021 since 2016 – Library Mouse Publishing - SPAIN EUROPE ONLINE

2015 since 2012 – Cultural Portals Publishing of Europe and Spain



"One Earth 2026" Environmental activism: Honorable Mention 2026 for the team of authors.UNA SOLA TIERRA, is a celebration of planetary protection through inclusion. The featured author, Celia San Felipe—an internationally recognized environmental activist since 2012—writes and publishes her reflections and works on the environment across digital platforms, books, and other media outlets in the Americas and Europe .
One of their posts about the environment in New York, created from Galicia, received a "corner ribbon" (a diagonal band crossing the corner of the post) from the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao2021.
Celia San Felipe extends her environmental action art—through photography and exhibitions—to both major events in Washington, D.C., and activities dedicated to environmental advocacy. For this initiative, Scriba NYC demonstrates its commitment to "artivism for the planet" by featuring the participation of 101 poets from 20 countries .

In 2024, continuing her involvement in international, inclusive "artivism"—this time *against* racism, xenophobia, and aporophobia—Celia San Felipe had her work published by SCRIBA NYC (USA) in the book titled CRISOL de ALMAS.
The project brought together 97 poets from 23 countries across the Americas and Europe—including both established and emerging authors from diverse backgrounds—presenting 267 poems from around the world and voices raised AGAINST racism, xenophobia, and aporophobia.
This team of authors received a third award at the 2025 International Latino Book Awards, held in California (USA).
On page 31 of the anthology, Celia San Felipe highlights trans issues, cis-sexism, and tokenism, among other perspectives on reality from Washington, D.C.

In 2023, this inclusive international "artivism" contest against femicide saw SCRIBA NYC (USA) publish the work of inclusive anthology contributor Celia San Felipe in a book titled Vivas las queremos.
The project brought together 90 poets—ranging from established to emerging and diverse backgrounds—from 20 countries, featuring 245 poems from around the world speaking out against femicide.
This work marks the second award for the team of authors at the 2019 International Latino Book Awards, held in California, United States.
In her poem for this anthology, Celia San Felipe highlights themes such as legal abortion, the LGBTQ community, inclusion, secularism, equity, education, diversity, Ukraine, medicine, healthcare, the homeless, and women.
2017 marks the third SCRIBA NYC USA international inclusive competition, featuring poems by the inclusive, anthologized author Celia San Felipe alongside 145 diverse poems from 13 countries across the Americas and Europe.
This work represents an 2019 award-winning entry in the International Latino Book Awards (California, USA).
In this collection, Celia San Felipe’s use of the pronoun *ELLAS* (referring to women) in the title "A ELLAS" serves as a poetic "dyke" call to action celebrating same-sex love.









































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