Jennifer & Sarah Rose Huckman
Jennifer Huckman
Activist
Sarah Rose Huckman
UNH Freshman; Activist for Transgender Rights
Jen Huckman and her husband Tom are the proud parents of three healthy and active teenagers, including their middle child, Sarah.
Sarah and her identical twin brother were born in Cambodia and joined their adoptive family in the United States at 8 months of age.
Sarah transitioned to her authentic self in the 7th grade. Like many families with a transgender child, she and her family have advocated to ensure Sarah is treated with dignity and respect in school, sports and all aspects of life.
In High School, Sarah was just like most of her classmates: when not in class, she enjoyed spending time with her friends and as a 4-sport athlete, participating on her high school’s Nordic Ski, Winter Indoor Track, Spring Track and Cross Country teams.
Sarah is often invited to speak about the importance of protecting transgender youth from discrimination. As a political activist, she served 3 years on the New Hampshire Legislative Advisory Council and was instrumental in the passage of legislation that explicitly extended New Hampshire’s nondiscrimination protections to transgender people.
Sarah is active as a YouTube vlogger and was recently featured in the award-winning documentary “Changing the Game” about transgender high school athletes.
Currently in her first year of studies at the University of New Hampshire, Sarah sings with the acapella group Wild Tones, and serves as a Campus Ambassador for GLAAD.
The Huckman family, along with many chickens and two goats, live in West Ossipee, New Hampshire, where Jen works as a Municipal Clerk, and Tom is a self-employed welder and machinist.
Jen and Sarah Rose will take part in the M.A.D. Love segment, moderated by The Boston Globe’s Meredith Goldstein, in which three Mother-And-Daughter pairs will share the stage to talk about life, love, challenges and how they have learned to see the world from each other’s perspective.
Activist
Sarah Rose Huckman
UNH Freshman; Activist for Transgender Rights
Jen Huckman and her husband Tom are the proud parents of three healthy and active teenagers, including their middle child, Sarah.
Sarah and her identical twin brother were born in Cambodia and joined their adoptive family in the United States at 8 months of age.
Sarah transitioned to her authentic self in the 7th grade. Like many families with a transgender child, she and her family have advocated to ensure Sarah is treated with dignity and respect in school, sports and all aspects of life.
In High School, Sarah was just like most of her classmates: when not in class, she enjoyed spending time with her friends and as a 4-sport athlete, participating on her high school’s Nordic Ski, Winter Indoor Track, Spring Track and Cross Country teams.
Sarah is often invited to speak about the importance of protecting transgender youth from discrimination. As a political activist, she served 3 years on the New Hampshire Legislative Advisory Council and was instrumental in the passage of legislation that explicitly extended New Hampshire’s nondiscrimination protections to transgender people.
Sarah is active as a YouTube vlogger and was recently featured in the award-winning documentary “Changing the Game” about transgender high school athletes.
Currently in her first year of studies at the University of New Hampshire, Sarah sings with the acapella group Wild Tones, and serves as a Campus Ambassador for GLAAD.
The Huckman family, along with many chickens and two goats, live in West Ossipee, New Hampshire, where Jen works as a Municipal Clerk, and Tom is a self-employed welder and machinist.
Jen and Sarah Rose will take part in the M.A.D. Love segment, moderated by The Boston Globe’s Meredith Goldstein, in which three Mother-And-Daughter pairs will share the stage to talk about life, love, challenges and how they have learned to see the world from each other’s perspective.
UNH Freshman; Activist for Transgender Rights
Jen Huckman and her husband Tom are the proud parents of three healthy and active teenagers, including their middle child, Sarah.
Sarah and her identical twin brother were born in Cambodia and joined their adoptive family in the United States at 8 months of age.
Sarah transitioned to her authentic self in the 7th grade. Like many families with a transgender child, she and her family have advocated to ensure Sarah is treated with dignity and respect in school, sports and all aspects of life.
In High School, Sarah was just like most of her classmates: when not in class, she enjoyed spending time with her friends and as a 4-sport athlete, participating on her high school’s Nordic Ski, Winter Indoor Track, Spring Track and Cross Country teams.
Sarah is often invited to speak about the importance of protecting transgender youth from discrimination. As a political activist, she served 3 years on the New Hampshire Legislative Advisory Council and was instrumental in the passage of legislation that explicitly extended New Hampshire’s nondiscrimination protections to transgender people.
Sarah is active as a YouTube vlogger and was recently featured in the award-winning documentary “Changing the Game” about transgender high school athletes.
Currently in her first year of studies at the University of New Hampshire, Sarah sings with the acapella group Wild Tones, and serves as a Campus Ambassador for GLAAD.
The Huckman family, along with many chickens and two goats, live in West Ossipee, New Hampshire, where Jen works as a Municipal Clerk, and Tom is a self-employed welder and machinist.
Jen and Sarah Rose will take part in the M.A.D. Love segment, moderated by The Boston Globe’s Meredith Goldstein, in which three Mother-And-Daughter pairs will share the stage to talk about life, love, challenges and how they have learned to see the world from each other’s perspective.
Jen Huckman and her husband Tom are the proud parents of three healthy and active teenagers, including their middle child, Sarah.
Sarah and her identical twin brother were born in Cambodia and joined their adoptive family in the United States at 8 months of age.
Sarah transitioned to her authentic self in the 7th grade. Like many families with a transgender child, she and her family have advocated to ensure Sarah is treated with dignity and respect in school, sports and all aspects of life.
In High School, Sarah was just like most of her classmates: when not in class, she enjoyed spending time with her friends and as a 4-sport athlete, participating on her high school’s Nordic Ski, Winter Indoor Track, Spring Track and Cross Country teams.
Sarah is often invited to speak about the importance of protecting transgender youth from discrimination. As a political activist, she served 3 years on the New Hampshire Legislative Advisory Council and was instrumental in the passage of legislation that explicitly extended New Hampshire’s nondiscrimination protections to transgender people.
Sarah is active as a YouTube vlogger and was recently featured in the award-winning documentary “Changing the Game” about transgender high school athletes.
Currently in her first year of studies at the University of New Hampshire, Sarah sings with the acapella group Wild Tones, and serves as a Campus Ambassador for GLAAD.
The Huckman family, along with many chickens and two goats, live in West Ossipee, New Hampshire, where Jen works as a Municipal Clerk, and Tom is a self-employed welder and machinist.
Jen and Sarah Rose will take part in the M.A.D. Love segment, moderated by The Boston Globe’s Meredith Goldstein, in which three Mother-And-Daughter pairs will share the stage to talk about life, love, challenges and how they have learned to see the world from each other’s perspective.
