Lynnell Stephani Long

Lynnell Stephani Long is an Intersex woman, Activist & Educator. She has spoken across the USA & Canada, educating people about Intersex and Intersex Genitalia Mutilation.

Lynnell's short-movies, "My Body is my Body," and "Momma and them call me James," has been shown in multiple film festivals. She recently finished a short-movie called "Still the one," which she hopes to be submitted to film festivals as well.

Lynnell has spoken publicly on the subject of improving treatment for people with Intersex conditions and their families, including an appearance on the Montel Williams Show in 2002 and Oprah Winfrey Show in 2007. Lynnell was also in Intersex documentaries "One in 2000" by Ajae Clearway, and "Intersexion" by Mani Mitchell.

She is a license Paramedic in Chicago, columnist and freelance photographer for Windy City Times Magazine; poet, graphic & web designer. Her passion is educating people on Intersex!

Her hope is to prevent what happened to her and other Intersex people to Intersex children. She also wants to let other Intersex adults know they are not alone!

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Esther Morris Leidolf

Esther Morris Leidolf, BA is the president and founder of the MRKH Organization, a network for women with Mayer Rokitansky Kuster Hauser Syndrome. She shares her Intersex experience as an activist, gender and sexuality educator and medical sociologist.

Esther has published articles and studies in Sojourner, OurBodies OurSelves, The Journal of Gay and Lesbian Psychotherapy and most recently in The Journal of Homosexuality, She is available for trainings or talks in classrooms and conferences.

Go to www.MRKH.org for an extensive list of presentations, articles and resources. Her most recent interview about MRKH can be viewed at www.GenderVision.org

For more information please email Esther at mrkhOrg@gmail.com