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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…

We know that the world impacts us and our health in unique ways, but those impacts are not isolated. When we build trust across differences, we are building a community strong enough to thrive. lgbtqnation.com/2026/03/trans-…

In a life often characterized as a battle between control and change, it can be all too easy to feel fearful. But we know life is not rooted in struggle. It is rooted in how we can empower ourselves and each other to heal. autostraddle.com/new-memoir-a-b…

All students deserve access to a safe, inclusive learning environment. When parents, school systems, and allies stand up for our trans youth, they are showing us all how we can bravely defend each other. open.substack.com/pub/erininthem…

Trans and queer art is one of the many ways that our community shows the truth of our world and envisions a better future for all of us. When we are able to see our power and complexity, we are moved beyond our survival mode. them.us/story/films-di…

(2/2) Art by Sophia Zarders in collaboration with poet jay dodd. For more beautiful works of art by and for the trans community, see the collection curated by Forward Together (@fwdtogether) at tdor.co!

(1/2) Who we are now was made possible by the resilience and love of our transcestors. Who we will be is determined by our collective action. When we choose to stand up to division and misinformation about each other, we are making a future big and bright enough for everyone.

The future we are hoping for starts with how we act today. When we choose to accept our responsibility for our community and actively work to empower each other, we are collectively building a world where we can all thrive. 19thnews.org/2026/03/moms-a…

We are all on a journey to ourselves, navigating who and how to be. Celebrate your progress and complexity. It keeps us free from rigidity.  Art by Caitlin Blunnie! Find her @/liberaljane on IG.

We know everyone deserves safety. That’s why we keep showing up when we can, however we can. From expanding mutual aid to diving into the icy waters of Lake Michigan, we are responsible for and accountable to our fellow humans.  advocate.com/news/people/li…

International Women’s Day is a moment to honor the women who have always moved our struggles for justice forward, including transgender women.

You are not alone. All of us know what we’re up against as a community, but all of us care about and for the needs of our people. How are you showing up for yourself and others? 💭🔽💖

We bear witness to the violence enacted on our most vulnerable, and dedicate ourselves to justice. Each of our stories, both living and departed, is a guiding light to build a reverent, safe world for all of us to thrive. Read more about the exhibition: theguardian.com/artanddesign/2…

Our community is older than this wave of anti-trans fearmongering meant to divide us. We are stronger, too. We have already seen the many forms of resistance that the brave among us and our allies take every day to enact change. Here’s another example. autostraddle.com/kansas-anti-tr…

The Supreme Court has blocked California from enforcing a 2024 law that protected trans, nonbinary, and gender expansive students from being forcibly outed at school.

Trans youth are bravely teaching us how to show up as our full, authentic selves. Even while certain bad-faith actors generate mistrust and division, our community will keep empowering each other. latimes.com/politics/story…

A new Kansas law (SB244) now requires all state IDs to list sex assigned at birth, meaning many transgender residents’ legally updated licenses are suddenly invalid. The law also restricts transgender people's access to public facilities in governmental buildings.

@bostondykemarch (2/2) Catch the full article ->  binj.news/2026/02/19/pho…

(1/2) Earlier this month, trans activists gathered in Boston to defend our community’s future & relay their demands through the Transgender Health Shield. Swipe to read part of their demands & support them & future actions on IG: @ProtectTransFutures @bostondykemarch

Trans people have always been visionaries of liberation. In this powerful reflection, @peoplesoracle, host of the Divination for Liberation podcast, reminds us that our communities are reimagining the world beyond it.

Our communities, no matter the race, gender, or circumstance of our neighbors, are not controlled by the division that certain politicians sow. We stand up for each other. And we will keep standing up for each other until we are all free.  truthout.org/articles/queer…