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Make plans to join Transinclusive Group, The McKen

Make plans to join Transinclusive Group, The McKenzie Project, TransSOCIAL, Arianna's Center, and The Pride Center along with Presenting LGBTQ+ Media Sponsor Hotspots Events/ It's Happening Out & our community partners for a Transgender Day of Visibility celebration on Wednesday, March 29! After the performances, we're excited to welcome the community into our new Transinclusive offices & drop-in center on the Equality Park campus!

✦ 6:00PM - Gather with us at Justin Flippen Park in Wilton Manors for a visibility walk through the city, ending at The Pride Center
✦ 7:00PM - Join us at The Pride Center for an evening of celebration, advocacy, and performances highlighting our transgender community

Everyone is welcome, and we can't wait to gather together and enjoy food, advocacy, and amazing entertainment with friends!
RSVP today at: TDOV2023.EventBrite.com

Are you part of the transgender, nonbinary, and gender diverse community and want to showcase your talent during this event? Whether you want to share your spoken word, singing, poetry, dance, drag, musical talents, etc, we're excited to provide a fun space for individuals to showcase their performance with the community. Sign up here to perform: https://bit.ly/3tWKt8k

Join Transinclusive Group tomorrow - Wed. March 22

Join Transinclusive Group tomorrow - Wed. March 22 at 6PM - for That's So (NOT) Gay!, an important panel discussion taking place at Sunshine Cathedral.

Hosted by FayWhat & Hotspots / Happening Out Television Network in honor of Women's History Month, this discussion will focus on what it's like to be a woman existing in LGBTQ+ spaces where cisgender gay men are often prioritized in funding, resources, leadership opportunities, and attention.

The Panelists:

❇ Tatiana Williams, Executive Director & Co-Founder of Transinclusive Group
❇ RAE - Founder of Lezchic'
❇ Claudia Castillio - Owner of Claudia Castillo Art Gallery
❇ Jasmen Rogers - Co-Owner of Lesget Lucky
❇ Rev. Dr. Anne Atwell - Minister of Connections at Sunshine Cathedral
❇ Janelle Perez - Former FL State Senate Candidate
❇ Katrice Sturgis - Pridelines
❇ Lexi Goza - Business Owner, Lexi Goza - State Farm Insurance Agent

Join us along with community partners including Tr

Join us along with community partners including TransSOCIAL, Equality Florida, SunServe, Latinos Salud, Safe Schools South Florida, The Pride Center, Gay Men's Chorus of South Florida, and many others this Sunday at 11am for The March in Heels.

We're going to send a loud reminder to our elected representatives that Trans Rights Are Human Rights and LGBTQ+ people deserve full equality and protection from hate and discrimination. Around the nation, more than 400 anti-LGBTQ+ bills have been proposed this year, with 7 already signed into law. Here in Florida, our community faces more than a dozen bills that would erode our rights and healthcare access. When faced with so many threats, we must come together in solidarity to demand our rights and show our young people that they're not alone & have a powerful community that will always show up for what's right.

🗓️ Sunday, March 26 at 11am

📍 The Pride Center
2040 N Dixie Hwy
Wilton Manors, FL 33305

Observed on the first day of Spring each year, Nat

Observed on the first day of Spring each year, National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day has been honored since 2007 and is commemorated today on March 20, 2023. The theme for this year's observation is: “Weaving Our Horizon: Strength. CommUnity. Equity."

National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NNHAAD) is a national mobilization effort designed to encourage American Indians, Alaska Natives and Native Hawaiians across the United States and Territorial Areas to get educated, get tested, get involved in prevention and get treated for HIV. Learn more and get involved at NNHAAD.org

What an incredible day of celebration & community

What an incredible day of celebration & community at the 2023 Florida AIDS Walk! After a day on beautiful Fort Lauderdale Beach gathering with so many of our friends, we're left feeling connected and empowered!

Transinclusive is the very first Trans-led beneficiary of this powerful fundraiser, and this has been such an exciting journey for us. We're grateful to everyone who joined and supported our team and helped to make this moment possible - the money raised is generously doubled by AIDS Healthcare Foundation and returns to Transinclusive Group to help fuel our impactful programs & services that uplift & empower our community!

There's still time to support our team through April 30th: TransinclusiveGroup.org/FAW

Get Low with Flo Rida and Support Transinclusive G

Get Low with Flo Rida and Support Transinclusive Group at the Florida AIDS Walk tomorrow morning! There's STILL time to join our team and walk with us for this powerful event that brings our community together.

As a 2023 Florida AIDS Walk beneficiary, up to $500,000 in matching funds from AIDS Healthcare Foundation will DOUBLE all contributions made to Transinclusive Group to support our vital mission in South Florida.

Join our team or support our work with a donation of any amount at: TransinclusiveGroup.org/FAW/

8:00 AM - Check-In Open and DJ ED TALKS on stage
9:30 AM - Opening Program
10:00 AM - Walk
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM - Flo Rida
12:35 PM - DJ Citizen Jane
1:30 PM event close

On Wednesday night, Transinclusive Group joined th

On Wednesday night, Transinclusive Group joined the Broward County Commission on the Status of Women for a Women's History Month celebration at the L.A. Lee YMCA/Mizell Community Center. This year's theme, "Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories" is a recognition of women, past and present who have been active in all forms of storytelling in and with community.

This powerful evening featured a special panel discussion moderated by Cathleen Dean, Director of Arts and Theatre Performance at the YMCA of South Florida, along with Transinclusive Group's Executive Director Tatiana Williams, Broward County School Board Member Sarah Leonardi, and attorney & advocate Emma Collum.

When it comes to fighting for a more equitable world, women have always been at the forefront of every movement for justice. From the fight for abolition, civil rights and racial justice, voting access, labor rights, reproductive freedom, and Trans and LGBTQ+ liberation, women - particularly Black & Brown women of Trans experience - have always challenged oppressive systems and lead the way forward.

Today GLAAD, the world’s largest #LGBTQ+ media a

Today GLAAD, the world’s largest #LGBTQ+ media advocacy organization and a coalition of more than 100 organizations and leaders released statements from transgender community leaders, including Transinclusive Group's Executive Director Tatiana Williams, addressed to the New York Times. This release comes exactly one month after the coalition asked that the Times meet with trans leaders within two months. The coalition has not received a reply from the Times about this ask or the letter in general.

Statements and photos from trans community leaders will be showcased on a video billboard truck all day today outside of the Times headquarters in New York City. Learn more at: GLAAD.org/NYTimes

"As a community, we are already marginalized and left vulnerable by systems of oppression. Yet we continue to wake up to new attacks, inequalities, threats to employment, and a growing lack of access to life-saving healthcare.

Major media outlets hold great power to inform, educate, and speak truth to power. Continuously uplifting voices who present transgender people, our rights, healthcare, and existence as an unsettled debate causes real harm to our community and perpetuates the idea that human rights are just a matter of opinion." — Tatiana Williams, Executive Director & Co-Founder of Transinclusive Group

Transinclusive Group is honored to be a beneficiar

Transinclusive Group is honored to be a beneficiary of an incredible grassroots fundraising effort organized by Rue Dickey on Itch.io and benefiting @TransinclusiveGroupFL and @Zebra_Youth. In the fundraiser's first few hours, more than 1,200 people have already supported this initiative, demonstrating the power of grassroots advocacy and collective impact.

Bit.ly/TransRightsFlorida

Rue Dickey (they/he) is a Roma-Indigenous-Welsh nonbinary disabled creative based out of Oregon, whose previous fundraiser, TTRPGs for Trans Rights in Texas, raised over $400,000 in 2022 for Transgender Education Network of Texas and Organizacion Latina de Trans en Texas. We are filled with gratitude for Rue's inspiring advocacy, for the hundreds of creators who donated their games to this bundle, and for the thousands of individuals around the world who are helping to support this powerful effort.

This year's fundraising mobilization focuses on Florida, one of a growing list of states where #TransRights are constantly being challenged. As a beneficiary of the 2023 Florida AIDS Walk and Music Festival coming up this Saturday, March 18, all of the donations received by Transinclusive through this fundraiser will be DOUBLED by AIDS Healthcare Foundation towards our $500,000 Florida AIDS Walk goal. These vital funds help to fuel our mission of ensuring that all Transgender and LGBTQ+ individuals can achieve their human potential equally and equitably through education, healthy lives, and financial stability free of stigma and discrimination.

TONIGHT: Join us on Saturday, March 11 from 8pm -

TONIGHT: Join us on Saturday, March 11 from 8pm - 11pm at New York Grilled Cheese in Wilton Manors where they'll be celebrating their 10 year anniversary and generously donating 20% of sales to support Transinclusive Group's Florida AIDS Walk and Music Festival team! 🥳🏳️‍⚧️🎉

Today is National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awarene

Today is National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, a vital time to focus on the impact of HIV on ALL women & girls and highlight the importance of reducing stigma and addressing barriers of access to care, testing, and prevention.

#NWGHAAD

TONIGHT: Join us this Thursday evening - March 9th

TONIGHT: Join us this Thursday evening - March 9th - at 7pm on Zoom for our 2nd Thursdays group meeting, open to the Trans, Nonbinary, and Gender Diverse community. Our meetings are a safe space to support each other, share resources, and have intentional conversations - we hope you'll join us!

Register at TransinclusiveGroup.org/Meetings

Today is #InternationalWomensDay, an international

Today is #InternationalWomensDay, an internationally recognized occasion to honor the achievements and resilience of all women.

Celebrating women means celebrating and uplifting ALL OF THE WOMEN who are far too often excluded from conversations: Trans women. Black women. Indigenous women. Women of color. Immigrant women. Women who are sex workers. Queer women. Lesbian women. Bisexual women. Pansexual women. Asexual women. Houseless women. Incarcerated women. Disabled women. Neurodivergent women. Working class women. It's time to #embraceequity: When we say all, let's mean it. 🏳️‍⚧🏳️‍🌈

Join Transinclusive Group along with Positive Peop

Join Transinclusive Group along with Positive People Network,Inc., The Fresh Connection Group PLLC, Broward County HIV Health Services Planning Council, World AIDS Museum, Women In Distress, and many other community partners for a W.A.G. Celebrity style Clothing Swap & Celebration!

Come celebrate with music, a mini-fashion and talent show, and more!

🗓️ This Saturday, March 11 from 11am - 4pm

📍 African American Research Library & Cultural Center: 2650 Sistrunk Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311

Make plans to join Transinclusive Group, Blessing

Make plans to join Transinclusive Group, Blessing Hands Outreach, and MDCDOH Trans Tenacity Group this Friday for an event recognizing National Women & Girls HIV Awareness Day and honoring women of Trans experience who are creating change in their communities!

Enjoy dinner and fabulous guest appearances and performances by Nikki Wimberly, Miss Trans Xtravaganza; America Damore, Miss South Florida Afro Pride; and Tayanna Love, Miss Florida FI At-Large.

🗓️ Friday, March 10 at 6pm

📍5120 NW 24th Ave, Miami, Florida 33142

Join Transinclusive Group, The McKenzie Project, T

Join Transinclusive Group, The McKenzie Project, TransSOCIAL, Arianna's Center and The Pride Center along with our community partners for a Transgender Day of Visibility celebration on Wednesday, March 29!

✦ 6:00PM - Gather with us at Justin Flippen Park in Wilton Manors for a visibility walk through the city, ending at the pride center

✦ 7:00PM - Join us at The Pride Center for an evening of celebration, advocacy, and performances highlighting our transgender community

Everyone is welcome, and we can't wait to gather together and enjoy food, advocacy, and amazing entertainment with friends!

RSVP for free at: TDOV2023.EventBrite.com

Are you part of the transgender, nonbinary, and gender diverse community and want to showcase your talent during this event? Whether you want to share your spoken word, singing, poetry, dance, drag, musical talents, etc we're excited to provide a fun space for individuals to showcase their performance with the community.

Sign up to perform: https://bit.ly/3tWKt8k

Join us on Saturday, March 11 from 8pm - 11pm at @

Join us on Saturday, March 11 from 8pm - 11pm at @NYGrilledCheese in #WiltonManors where they'll be celebrating their 10 year anniversary and generously donating 20% of sales to support Transinclusive Group's #FloridaAIDSWalk team! 🥳

📍 New York Grilled Cheese
2207 Wilton Dr, Wilton Manors, FL 33305

Today marks the beginning of Women's History Month

Today marks the beginning of Women's History Month, and when it comes to fighting for a more equitable world, women - particularly Black and Brown women of trans experience like Marsha P. Johnson, Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, Sylvia Rivera and so many others have always been at the forefront of every movement for justice. From the fight for abolition, civil rights and racial justice, voting access, labor rights, reproductive freedom, and Trans and LGBTQ+ liberation, women have always challenged oppressive systems and lead the way forward.

South Florida has so many powerful women leaders doing great things and working on the frontlines of advocating for equity for all of our siblings. Pictured here are just a few of the many inspirational community leaders working to make our world a better place:

❤️ Tatiana Williams, Executive Director of Transinclusive Group & Member of the HRC Board of Governors
❤️ Adrianna Tender, Program Coordinator at Transinclusive Group & Member of the HRC Board of Governors
❤️ Jasmine McKenzie, Executive Director of The McKenzie Project & Color N Raw
❤️ First Lady Kendra Hayes, Community Activist & Transinclusive Advisory Group Member
❤️ Arianna Lint, Executive Director of Arianna's Center & U=U Ambassador
❤️ Rajee Narinesingh, Trans Advocate, Actress, and Outreach Advocate for TransSOCIAL
❤️ Misty Eyez, Director of the Women's Program & Transgender Services at SunServe
❤️ JessMarie Gonzalez, CEO of TTHP United & Behavioral Health Community Specialist at CareResource
❤️ Avani Vijayalakshmi-Ramanathan, MPH, Outreach and Training Coordinator at Urban Health Partnerships
❤️ Camille Lewis, Senior Health Educator at the Florida Department of Health in Miami-Dade County
❤️ Carvelle Estriplet, Owner of Carvelle Bikes & Wilton Manors Community Affairs Advisory Board Member
❤️ Franchesca D'Amore, Life Coach & Board Secretary of Safe Schools South Florida

Transinclusive Group's Executive Director Tatian

Transinclusive Group's Executive Director Tatiana Williams recently got back from Creating Change in San Francisco, the nation’s foremost political, leadership, and skills-building conference for the LGBTQ+ movement. Hosted by the National LGBTQ Task Force, this conference is all about building a future where everyone is free to be themselves in every aspect of their lives, a mission that's near and dear to all of us at Transinclusive and central to our work!

Earlier this month, Transinclusive Group's Deputy

Earlier this month, Transinclusive Group's Deputy Director Nic Zantop participated in an important panel discussion with journalists from around the nation presented by NLGJA South Florida Chapter, PEN America, SPJ Florida, The Our Fund Foundation, & South Florida Gay News. This timely discussion centered on media coverage of public health issues affecting queer communities including access to gender-affirming healthcare and the Mpox outbreak.

Held in The Our Fund Foundation Hall at ArtServe, the panel was moderated by Kareem Awadalla, Broadcaster and documentary filmmaker and included Nic Zantop, Deputy Director of Transinclusive Group; Ashley Dye, Audience Director for The Marshall Project; Fenit Nirappil, Public health reporter for The Washington Post; and Benjamin Ryan, National freelance public health reporter focusing on LGBTQ+ issues.

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