Emma Parker| She/TheyWork Exhibitions for the Trans Visibility ProjectWild Goose Creative September 2021● Two-day sold-out gallery at Wild Goose Creative raising awareness and funds for theTrans and non-binary community using her medium format Hasselblad film camera. Atotal of 27 portraits were displayed with quotes describing what it means to them to bevisible along with their pronouns and names. $725.16 was raised for one of the Trans andNon-Binary participants. The Trans and Non-binary community was invited to lead a Q& A discussing what it means to be visible and how to help support the communityColumbus Metropolitan Libary April 20th-June 1st 2022● Centering Trans and Non-Binary voices through visual imagery with Emma ParkerPhotography displayed in the Carnegie Gallery, 2nd Floor at the Columbus MetropolitanLibrary.Stonewall Columbus June 3rd 2022-July 12 2022● Centering Trans and Non-Binary voices through visual imagery with Emma ParkerPhotography displayed in Stonewall Columbus, 1st Floor. Open to the public or byappointment.Orange Barrel Media June 14th-June 19th 2022● The Trans Visibility portraits and quotes were displayed on the IKE’S in the followingareas: short North/Downtown/University District/and Brewery District.2022 Stonewall Columbus Leaders of Pride June 5th 2022● The Stonewall Columbus Leader(s) of Pride recognition acknowledges an individual, orindividuals, who use their voice(s) to speak up and out—boldly and loudly in support ofmembers of the LGBTQ+ community in Columbus, Ohio and beyond. Nominees musthave somehow inspired some form of collective action in or around the Central OhioLGBTQ+ community.Selected for inclusion on the shortlist for The Hopper Prize August 2022● Emma Parker was recognized as a shortlist finalist for The Hopper Prize. The HopperPrize was established to provide grants, visibility, and career-enhancing validation toartists who demonstrate a serious commitment to their work.Recipient of the Dale E. Heydlauff Community Arts Innovation Award November 2022● The Dale E. Heydlauff Community Innovation Awards are presented to “innovative artsand cultural projects or initiatives that have addressed the unprecedented and challengingcircumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic and/or the protests resulting from socialinjustice, by creating something that helped lift up or provide relief to others in thecommunity,” according to GCAC.