TransgenderLawCenter

Now more than ever, we need the Trans Agenda for Liberation. Trans liberation transforms our society and makes us all, as a whole, more connected, strong, and resilient against crises like this one. #TransAgenda Pledge your support now: bit.ly/agendaforliber…

Today, we celebrate non-binary people who are building community, creating culture, and expanding what is possible for all of us.

For #NonBinaryAwarenessWeek, we're celebrating just a few of the many non-binary and gender-expansive artists who are shaping today's musical landscape. 🎧 Listen to the full playlist: bit.ly/MusicWithoutBo…

The world will be a better place when we are all able to live freely as ourselves. When we are able to move beyond borders and boxes, we are recommitting ourselves to community.

We are meant to do so much more than survive. Harmful systems and state violence fracture communities and force us into operating under constant fear and surveillance. Our communities deserve better. By joining together, we can build a future rooted in care.

Building collective power and solidarity is worthy of hard work. We have a responsibility to our communities because we are all connected and because we all deserve the freedom, resources, and tools to thrive.   nonprofitquarterly.org/a-trans-led-bl…

A reminder from Miss Major. Court decisions are not neutral. They are consequential to our very real lives. We have been through this before, and there was and continues to be a way forward. Video courtesy of the National LGBTQ Task Force (@thetaskforce)! #WeAreCreatingChange

We still have a path forward. Collective liberation will take all of us building together, shoulder to shoulder, but a world without borders or boxes is worth fighting for.

Summer is here. For trans, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming people, travel can also come with questions about navigating systems that weren't built with us in mind. Swipe through for travel tips and information ✈️ transgenderlawcenter.org/traveling-whil…

Yesterday's ruling in BPJ and Hecox does not define the future of transgender youth. No court can decide who belongs, and no decision can diminish the joy, resilience, and humanity of our communities.

Today, we can celebrate the continuation of access to rights and recognition for all people born in the country. We won’t stop here. Not until all asylum seekers, all migrants, across race, class, and gender, are ensured our collective freedom of movement and self-determination.

Today, the Supreme Court upheld laws excluding transgender girls from school sports in BPJ v. West Virginia and Little v. Hecox. But no court can decide who belongs.

On June 23rd, Cie (they/them) was involved in an e-bike accident resulting in severe damage to their face and arms. Consider boosting and supporting their fundraiser. gofundme.com/f/help-cie?utm…

📣LAST CHANCE: Tell HUD to protect the Equal Access Rule We need YOUR help to fight back. Submit a comment BEFORE midnight on June 29th and share why equal access to housing for LGBTQ+ people is important to you. 👉 Submit a comment: translawcenter.visitlink.me/dxLkFx

Cecilia Gentili reminded us that equality is never something we have to compete for. It expands when we choose compassion over fear, solidarity over division, and community over exclusion.

We are here to grow. To thrive. When any one of us can flourish freely, all of us can.

Across all states, people are responsible for and accountable to each other, not to the political whims of the wealthy. We are the ones who get to build our future for us.   Read more -> opensecrets.org/news/2026/06/w…

As part of our Pride series, The Future They Dreamed Of, we honor Marsha P. Johnson: activist, caregiver, organizer, and one of the most influential figures in the fight for LGBTQ+ liberation.

Young trans people are not alone. They are joined by generations of transcestors and by each other. All standing shoulder to shoulder, all together in the fight for collective liberation.