ATLANTA - ColoradoDesk -- On November 20th the Global Trans Equity Project (GTEP), in partnership with over 19 national organizations, hosted a powerful and heartfelt observance of Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR).

This year's efforts spanned the country, from California, to Delaware, with significant moments in Athens and Atlanta, Georgia and culminating in a virtual remembrance and reflection.

This collaborative initiative brought together community members, allies, and leaders to honor the lives of those we have lost, remember their contributions, and celebrate the resilience of the transgender community. The events highlighted the diversity of trans voices and reinforced the urgent need to advocate for trans rights and equity in all areas of society.

The gatherings featured moving tributes, altars of remembrance, and shared moments of reflection and solidarity. The vibrancy of these events reflected the theme of honoring life while holding space for grief and renewal.

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Special Thanks to Our Sponsors

We extend our gratitude to our sponsors who made these impactful events possible:

• HIV Vaccine Trial Network
• Gilead Sciences
• NASEM Atl
• Human Rights Campaign Foundation

Their generous support underscores the importance of collaboration in driving change and protecting trans lives.

"We Honored. We Remembered. We Celebrated."

Through the strength of a united community, TDOR 2024 marked a significant step in the continued fight for transgender visibility, safety, and equity. Together, we mourned, celebrated, and renewed our commitment to a future where all transgender individuals can thrive without fear.

Photos and highlights from the events will be available on our social media platforms; Instagram: @TheGTEP. To learn more about GTEP and our mission, please visit www.gtep.org.