Is 2022 the year your organization becomes intentional about LGBTQ+ inclusion?
The Equitas Health Institute offers customized LGBTQ+ focused training and consulting – in person, in live webinars, and/or self-guided e-learning modules.
Learn more: https://t.co/sbPlFn2BLG.
Texas Trans Girl Is Named a TIME ‘Kid of the Year’ Finalist: 11-year-old @KaiShappley is being honored as a trans-rights activist. https://t.co/AfN6AeOfIG
For many, this time of year can be tough. If you have experienced hate or bias violence, sexual assault, or relationship violence and need someone to talk to, our team at BRAVO can help. Speak to an advocate by calling, texting, or live chatting with us.
We've got some great tips to try out and share for being a great ally to your #LGBTQ+ friends and loved ones at the holidays: https://t.co/KCqjTwMTmk 🧡🌈
Wednesday is #WorldAIDSDay, a time to honor those we have lost to HIV/AIDS and raise awareness of the advances in HIV prevention, testing, and treatment.
We are participating in events across the state. Here's a look at what's in store:
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Trans rights are human rights. Full stop.
Gender-affirming treatments are an important option for transgender youth, yet state legislatures are aiming to make what should be a right into a crime.
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Visibility and awareness are critical tools to build a safer, more just world for people of trans experience. Take action now to extend federal anti-discrimination protections for the trans, gender non-conforming and the LGBTQ+ community as a whole!
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People of trans experience need more than awareness. We need protection, support, and healthcare. Passing the Equality Act would get us a lot closer! #transawarenessweek https://t.co/O1xC8hccrY
#ICYMI Less than two weeks from Transgender Day of Remembrance, 2021 has officially become the deadliest year on record for trans people. #TDoR https://t.co/4f6Um3q0mG
This is one of our more frequently asked questions when it comes to supporting or working with those who have experienced violence. What are your thoughts? What makes you prefer one term over the other? Let us know in the comments!