Transgender Rock Project

06/12/2025

Hey everyone 💜
Just a quick note to say I can’t make the meet-up today, but please still go along and enjoy it! Hope you’re all doing okay and have a lovely time together. Catch up with you all soon 💕✨

03/12/2025

🌟 Hope everyone’s having a great week! 🌟
Just a quick reminder that our next meet-up is happening on:

📅 Saturday 6th December
⏰ 11:00am – 1:00pm
📍 The Snug Café, Eastbourne

It’s always a warm, relaxed space and we’d love to see you there.
Come along for a chat, support, creativity, and community. 💛

Looking forward to seeing you all! ✨

25/11/2025

🧵❤️ QUILT – World AIDS Day Commemoration ❤️🧵
Come along for a powerful evening of song, dance, spoken word, and remembrance as we come together for World AIDS Day 2025.

This special event will be followed by a Remembrance Service led by Fr Adam Ransom, offering a moment of reflection, honour, and hope.

📅 Monday 1st December 2025
🕖 7:00pm
📍 The Grove Theatre, Eastbourne BN21 4TL

Entry is by donation, and we are grateful that all performers and Fr Adam Ransom are donating their time free of charge.

Let’s gather as a community to remember, celebrate, and stand in solidarity.
Everyone is welcome.
New Eastbourne Pride

24/11/2025

IT’S OFFICIAL!
My memoir If I Can See It, I Can Do It is now published on Amazon.
Please note:
📦 It may take up to 3 days to show as “in stock” on Amazon, but you can still order it now.

This book is my truth — my journey through hardship, survival, transformation, identity, healing, and courage.
If even one person feels less alone because of it, then sharing my story was worth everything.

Thank you to everyone who has supported me.
Let’s make some noise! 📚🔥

👉 Order here:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1036974472

“A raw and uplifting true story of transformation — proving that no matter where you start, you can change everything.” From addiction, loss, and homelessness to building a life filled with hope and purpose, Roman Sewell’s If I Can See It, I Can Do It is a deeply moving memoir of courage, re...

22/11/2025

22/11/2025

Another lovely meet up today! 😁 Thank you for all coming. 😁
We have some exciting stuff happening. I for one am very excited to try Welding for the first time!
See you all again on the 6th December, same place and time.
The Snug, Eastbourne, 11-1pm.
Stay safe everyone. Much love ❤️ 🙌✨️👋✨️

22/11/2025

Don't forget we are meeting at the Snug cafe in Eastbourne from 11-1pm today 😁
Looking forward to seeing you all there 😁

17/11/2025

I’m excited to share some news that’s both personal and meaningful to me…
My memoir is officially coming out very soon.

This book represents a journey of growth, resilience, and honesty.
Writing it required reflection, vulnerability, and the courage to revisit moments that shaped who I am today.

I’m proud to say the book is now complete, and both the eBook and paperback have been successfully accepted for publication by Amazon.

📘 Title: If I Can See It, I Can Do It
📅 Official release: Coming shortly
📍 Available worldwide on Amazon

Thank you to everyone who has supported, encouraged, and believed in me throughout this process. Your words, presence, and energy made all the difference.

I look forward to sharing more soon — and I hope my story inspires someone else to keep going, keep believing, and keep turning their challenges into strength. 💛

15/11/2025

A fantastic first turn out today. It was an absolute pleasure to meet you all.
See you all again at the next event on the 22nd November 11am-1pm same place! The Snug Cafe, Eastbourne.

A big thank you to
Micheal from New Eastbourne Pride. I really enjoyed learning all about the amazing work your doing.
Amber, Vic from ETA (Eastbourne Transgender Association) Thank you also!
Lesley from Hailsham Qu**rs, absolutely lovely to meet you today and to everyone else that came along it was fantastic and I cant wait for the next event and many more after.
Transgender Rock Project
🙌🙌🙌🙌😄

09/11/2025

Ive been keeping this hush!

It can be purchased from Amazon.

💥 From broken to unbreakable.

If I Can See It, I Can Do It, Roman Sewell shares his remarkable true story — from addiction, homelessness, and prison to building a life filled with purpose, hope, and courage.
Raw, honest, and deeply inspiring, this memoir proves that no matter how dark life becomes, change is always possible.

08/11/2025

Hello everyone. I am having difficulties with edited a few things regarding the first event. For some reason the address pin is showing the location somewhere completely different.
Can I just clarify that

Meet up will be on Saturday the 15th and Saturday the 22nd November 11am-1pm at the Snug Cafe at Trinity Centre, Trinity Pl, Eastbourne BN21 3BX.

Look forward to seeing you there 😁

05/11/2025

Who started Transgender Awareness Week?

Gwendolyn Ann Smith
1998: Rita Hester's murder – murdered on November 28 because of gender identity, a candlelight vigil was held on December 4 to honor Hester's life; death lead to inspiration for the idea of the first International Transgender Day of Remembrance started by trans woman Gwendolyn Ann Smith.

Why celebrating Transgender Awareness Month is important?

Awareness educates the public, celebrates the transgender community, and promotes advocacy for transgender rights. It serves to combat misinformation, increase the visibility of transgender people, and acknowledge the discrimination and violence they face, especially in the lead-up to the Transgender Day of Remembrance on November 20th.
Education and visibility
Combat misinformation: The month provides a crucial opportunity to educate the public about transgender identities and issues, which helps to counter misunderstanding and false narratives.
Increase visibility: By highlighting transgender people and their stories, the celebration increases their visibility in society, which can lead to greater acceptance.