Tatiana Williams, a trans activist in South Florida, fights HIV through her group Transinclusive by providing affirming care and support. She addresses stigma and systemic barriers affecting Black trans communities.

One of South Florida’s leading trans activists, Williams has a new role in Washington. She’s been named to the HRC’s Board of Directors. Williams’ presence, perspective, and voice are important not just for the trans community, but for the LGBTQ community as a whole.

Tatiana Williams, founder of the Transinclusive Group, was appointed to the Human Rights Campaign’s Board of Directors after serving on its Board of Governors and as Community Engagement Co‑Chair for HRC’s South Florida Steering Committee.

Tatiana Williams emphasizes the importance of respect and proper language when speaking to trans people. She urges avoiding invasive questions and using correct pronouns to create affirming, judgment-free conversations.

Tatiana Williams of Transinclusive Group urges year-round support for the trans community, not just during awareness events. Her group provides legal, medical, and career services to address systemic gaps.

Tatiana Williams launched a peer-run transitional housing initiative called CHOICES—supported by a Gilead TRANScend grant—that offers residents six months of housing alongside preventive healthcare, financial counseling, job training, and case management.

Tatiana Williams understands how important it is for transgender people who need HIV prevention services or care to receive it from their peers. That’s especially true for Black, Latino, or Hispanic transgender people, she acknowledged.