United Caribbean Trans Network

We are delighted to attend the opening and support Cari‑Trans Hub Open House: The Future of Queer Jamaica.

Do you know our new Vision and Mission Mission Statement Empowering transgender organizations with technical support to advance human rights, legal protection, and holistic well-being.

Do you know our new Vision and Mission Vision Statement A Caribbean where trans people live with dignity, free from discrimination, protected by laws, and empowered with inclusive healthcare.

UCTRANS supports leadership and governance within local transgender movements across countries such as Trinidad and Tobago, Belize, Guyana, The Bahamas, Jamaica, Suriname, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, and the OECS.

Flash back Wednesday. How we began our starting conversation on trans organizing in the Caribbean region.

Trans people in the Caribbean region are visible and committed to making it safer for them to live in.

Our Trans Ambassadors commitment, professionalism, and consistent engagement with our national partners have significantly contributed to the progress of our work in the community.

Our Community Liaison Officer-CLO program, known as Trans Ambassador has been instrumental in feeding information to our regional network on trans communities in the Caribbean region. Thank you to our donors who support this work.

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#WorldAIDSDay is a moment to remember those we have lost, and to renew our commitment to the HIV response and to #endAIDS. Nearly a quarter of the world's 40+ million people living with HIV are not on treatment. Yet, in the hardest of circumstances, I have seen this year, countries & communities overcome disruption and push toward more sustainable, inclusive and nationally owned HIV responses. Ending AIDS as a public health threat is within our grasp — we must seize the moment now. Lives are at stake.

Today is World AIDS Day (WAD) 2025: Overcoming disruption, transforming the AIDS response.

Continuing my research around climate change with @uctransnetwork we have seen the impact of Hurricane Melissa.

Today is International Men’s Day: From trans men, non-binary people, men of colour, and older men to disabled men, and straight men who don’t conform to traditional ideals, today we celebrate healthy masculinity in all its forms.

Trans Awareness Week kicked off this week from 13-20 November. How did you show up this year?

This Trans Day of Remembrance we will be watching a documentary on the lived experiences of our trans families. Join us at 7pm EST.

Supporting Our Trans Community Through Hurricane Melissa. United Caribbean Trans Network is proud to provide direct support to our partners at CariTrans, who are working tirelessly to assist trans people affected by Hurricane Melissa. #UCTRANS #CariTrans #TransSupport

What a great week we had.

Happing Now: We are checking in as a community on our mental health and well-being .

Happing now: We are on Let's Talk About It.

Ms. Marion Bethel was elected to the post of Commissioner of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) at the OAS General Assembly, recently held in St. John's, Antigua and Barbuda. mofa.gov.bs/marion-bethel-…