How to Observe Transgender Day of Remembrance
Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR) is an annual observance on November 20 that honors the memory of the transgender people whose lives were lost in acts of anti-transgender violence.
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News that impacts the transgender community, from transphobic news coverage to positive and uplifting personal stories
November 18, 2019
6 ways to make your workplace more trans-inclusive
Join the fight for workplace protections by learning how to make your workplace a safer and better place for trans employees.
November 14, 2019
by Blair Durkee
Tell Me Why is the first major studio game to feature a playable transgender lead character
Xbox Game Studios and DONTNOD worked with GLAAD to create Tyler, a young trans guy living in rural Alaska.
#TransWeek: Trans stories and creators to watch in 2019
For Transgender Week of Awareness, GLAAD is highlighting trans media and creators that you may have missed in 2019.
November 13, 2019
A beginner's guide to being an ally to trans people
From stating your pronouns to showing up at rallies, take action and learn how you can become a better ally to the trans community!
TDOR In Memoriam
We remember the names of the transgender people whose lives have been lost to anti-trangender violence over the years.
November 4, 2019
Creator of 'She-Ra and the Princesses of Power' Noelle Stevenson and actor Jacob Tobia on season four's radical inclusion
Creator Noelle Stevenson and actor Jacob Tobia talk the queer history of She-Ra, Double Trouble, and the importance of queer and trans stories in kids’ and family programming.
October 25, 2019
Youth and LGBTQ communities disproportionately victimized by revenge porn and cyber crimes
While my photos may forever exist online, I have found my voice in fiercely advocating against cyber crimes.
October 25, 2019
GLAAD chats with Sophie Giannamore about 'The True Adventures of Wolfboy'
In the new film Sophie Giannamore plays a confident trans teenager, and the film doesn't end in tragedy!
October 26, 2019
Why we need to keep the "I" a part of the LGBTQIA conversation in politics
As LGBTQIA issues become a part of the national human rights conversation in the 2020 election, we cannot continue to allow some of our most vulnerable communities to be invisible or unintentionally left out of these spaces.
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