‘What’s T Got To Do With It?’ web series in the works

CNMI resident Valentina Rivera is working on a groundbreaking web series titled “What’s T Got To Do With It?” which is a global documentary series that sheds light on the stories, struggles, and triumphs of the transgender community across the world.

In “What’s ‘T’ Got To Do With It?” a young transgender woman navigates the ups, downs, and hilarious realities of transitioning, identity, and self-acceptance, offering a comedic and heartfelt peek into the trials and triumphs of her daily life.

Rivera recently launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise $11,500 in funds to complete this project, which aims to foster awareness, understanding, and acceptance. You can find more details about the project, which includes the poster and teaser, and support it through this link: http://kck.st/3MJKlCS.

Rivera would greatly appreciate any help anyone can offer in promoting this campaign. Here are some ways you can assist:

Include the campaign in your newsletter: If you have a newsletter, we would love for you to share our campaign with your community. We believe that by spreading the word, we can reach people who are passionate about LGBTQ+ issues and willing to support the project.

Social media promotion: Sharing the campaign link on your social media channels would help us reach a wider audience. We have prepared posts and images that you can use to promote the project.

Direct referrals: If you know of any individuals, organizations, or groups that might be interested in supporting this initiative, please feel free to share the campaign with them.

“We are deeply passionate about this project and believe it can make a difference in the way transgender stories are told and understood globally. Any support—financial or promotional—would mean the world to us,” said Rivera.

If you would like to discuss the project further or have any questions, feel free to contact Rivera at riverspictures07@gmail.com or follow all new updates of the project via Instagram @whatstgottodowithit. (PR)