Anti-Violence

Transgender people face extraordinary levels of physical and sexual violence at school, at work, at home, in public life, and at the hands of people in power. More than one in four trans people has faced a bias-driven assault, and rates are higher for trans women and trans people of color.

A4TE is working with anti-violence groups, women’s rights groups, racial justice groups, and federal and state law enforcement agencies to combat anti-trans violence. Public education, policy change, and community efforts are needed to address the complex causes of anti-trans violence and ensure victims can receive support.

Violence towards members of the trans community is unacceptable - and too often, this violence results in the death of trans people. Each year, we create a memorial to the beloved trans lives we’ve lost, and we work to make sure that this effort goes far beyond the annual Transgender Day of Remembrance. 

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Trans Remembrance Project

Trans Day of Remembrance is November 20. Every year, A4TE's Trans Remembrance Project memorializes the transgender people whose lives were lost in the previous year.

View the Trans Remembrance Project

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On Trans Day of Remembrance, we celebrate and mourn those we've lost

We crafted TransRemembrance.org as a digital memorial for both grieving and celebrating those we’ve lost. In our period of grief, we persist. We pay tribute to and exalt the existences of those who have departed, and our brilliance remains unaltered.

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National Center for Transgender Equality’s 2023 Remembrance Report honors 109 transgender people passed away since last November

At least 53 trans people were lost to violence since November 2022. This report emphasizes the need to broaden the perspective on gender identity and expression and ensure the memorialization of all lost community members.

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The National Center for Transgender Equality's Statement on Nashville Tragedy

In response to Monday’s tragedy in Nashville, the National Center for Transgender Equality grieves alongside The Covenant Presbyterian School community and those who have been harmed by yet another senseless act of violence.
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