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On behalf of Unspoken Treasure Society, we are honored to welcome you to Thrive 2.0 Symposium — a transformative gathering designed to inspire connection, strengthen community, and empower individuals to live healthier, fuller, and more resilient lives.
Thrive 2.0 is rooted in the belief that when we come together in unity, we create powerful spaces for growth, healing, and collective progress. This symposium centers on the core pillars of Togetherness • Health • Resilience • Inclusion • Vitality • Empowerment, guiding meaningful conversations and experiences that uplift the whole person and the whole community.
Throughout this experience, you will engage in thoughtful dialogue, discover valuable resources, and connect with individuals who are committed to making a positive impact. Thrive 2.0 is more than an event — it is a movement toward building stronger relationships, promoting well-being, encouraging authenticity, and supporting one another on the journey toward purpose and possibility.
We encourage you to be present, open, and engaged. Your voice, your story, and your participation are essential to creating an environment where everyone feels seen, valued, and inspired to thrive.
Thank you for being part of this meaningful experience. Together, we are cultivating a future grounded in compassion, equity, and opportunity for all.
Regina Livingston
Unspoken Treasure Society, Executive Director
Regina Livingston is the Founder and Executive Director of Unspoken Treasure Society, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in 2018 to address disparities impacting transgender and gender non-conforming individuals, particularly people of color. Through her leadership, the organization has expanded to serve communities in Gainesville, Jacksonville, and Atlanta, providing vital resources and advocacy rooted in compassion, equity, and empowerment.
Driven by both personal experience and a deep commitment to social justice, Regina has dedicated her work to creating safer, more inclusive spaces where individuals can access support and opportunities to thrive. Under her guidance, Unspoken Treasure Society offers programs focused on job readiness, affordable housing connections, HIV testing and counseling, suicide prevention, harm-reduction education, and advocacy for survivors of domestic violence.
Regina is widely recognized as a passionate advocate for unity, resilience, and equity. Her leadership reflects a holistic approach that integrates trauma-informed care, community outreach, and restorative justice practices to uplift marginalized voices and promote lasting change. She continues to inspire others through her commitment to strengthening community connections and expanding access to resources that improve quality of life.
Through her vision and dedication, Regina Livingston has helped cultivate a movement centered on dignity, inclusion, and empowerment — ensuring that individuals from all backgrounds have the opportunity to live authentically and reach their fullest potential.
Angelique Godwin, M.Psych
Keynote Speaker
Angelique Godwin, M.Psych., is an Afro-Latina trans woman, Director of Transgender Equality at Equality Florida & Youth Mental Health Advocate . She works closely with children and youth, traveling to schools and colleges to teach students how to manage anxiety, recognize triggers, and build healthy communication skills.
She is the lead organizer of the historic Drag Queen March, founder of Florida’s first statewide trans march, “Let Us Live,” and creator of FL Voices for Change, the first statewide convening of trans-led organizations. Through her advocacy, mentorship, and leadership, she creates safe, affirming spaces for young people while advancing policies that improve the lives of trans, nonbinary, and intersex youth across Florida.
“Be undeniable. That’s how you make change—even if they don’t like you, make sure they never forget you.”
Mariah Moore
Keynote Speaker
Mariah Moore is an award-winning organizer and activist advancing equity, safety, and justice for transgender communities. A New Orleans native, she serves as Director of Policy and Programs at Transgender Law Center and co-founded House of Tulip, providing safe, affirming housing for trans and gender non-conforming people.
In 2021, she became the first transgender woman to run for New Orleans City Council. Her work has been featured in major outlets including Vogue, Essence, and The New York Times. She received BET’s inaugural Active Advocate Award in 2023 and, in 2025, made history again as the first transgender commissioner appointed to the New Orleans Regional Transit Authority.
Grounded in lived experience, Mariah’s work centers dignity, joy, and freedom, especially for Black trans women.
Togetherness • Health • Resilience • Inclusion • Vitality • Empowerment
Togetherness • Health • Resilience • Inclusion • Vitality • Empowerment
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8:00 AM – 9:00 AM - Vendor Setup
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM - Breakfast & Networking
Participants arrive, check in, and enjoy breakfast while connecting with fellow attendees and partners.10:15 AM – 10:25 AM - Opening Remarks
Justine Ingram
Justine Ingram will open the conference by acknowledging participants, partners, and sponsors while setting the tone for the gathering.10:25 AM – 10:30 AM - Welcome Address
Regina Livingston
Regina Livingston will formally welcome attendees, share the purpose of the convening, and highlight the importance of collaboration in advancing equity and justice.10:30 AM – 10:45 AM - Centering Moment
Toya Washington Reynolds
Toya Washington Reynolds will lead a grounding and centering exercise designed to help participants connect with the purpose of the gathering and prepare for meaningful engagement.10:45 AM – 11:30 AM - State of Emergency: Florida Update
Angelique Godwin, M.Pshych
This session will provide an urgent update on the evolving political and social landscape in Florida impacting transgender and LGBTQ+ communities. Angelique will discuss current legislative threats, community response strategies, and the national implications of these developments.11:30 AM – 1:00 PM - Lunch
1:00 PM – 1:25 PM - Gilead Panel: The Future of HIV Prevention
Moderated By: Mac Jean
Facilitators: Christina Woodhouse (Jasmine), Torrencia Shiloh (AHF), Ashante Coleman (LIPS, FL)Theme: Staying in Care
This panel discussion will explore emerging innovations in HIV prevention, community-centered care models, and strategies to close gaps in access for marginalized communities. Panelists will share perspectives from public health, community leadership, and clinical spaces.
1:25 PM – 1:30 PM - Introduction of Keynote Speaker
Justine Ingram
Justine Ingam will introduce the keynote speaker and provide context for the keynote conversation.1:30 PM – 2:15 PM - Keynote Address: Building Power, Visibility, and Liberation
Mariah Moore
Mariah Moore will deliver the keynote address, sharing reflections on leadership, resilience, and the continued fight for transgender justice and community empowerment.2:15 PM - 2:25 PM - Break
2:25 PM – 2:35 PM - Wrap-Up Reflections
Justine Ingram
A brief reflection on key insights and themes from Day One.2:35 PM – 2:45 PM - Closing Centering Exercise
Toya Washington Reynolds
Participants will close the day with a guided reflection and grounding exercise.2:45 PM - End of Day One
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9:00 AM – 10:00 AM - Breakfast & Networking
10:00 AM – 10:10 AM - Opening Remarks
Justine Ingram
10:10 AM – 11:15 AM - Joy Workshops
Facilitator: Mya Turner
These workshops will focus on cultivating joy, resilience, and healing within movement spaces. Participants will engage in interactive activities centered on wellness, creativity, and sustaining community leadership.
11:15 AM – 11:30 AM - Break
11:30 AM – 11:45 PM - Closing Reflections
Justine Ingram
Participants will reflect on lessons learned, opportunities for collaboration, and commitments moving forward.