TJFP made the list! From the Compton Cafeteria Riots in San Francisco to Pride Receptions at the White House, where have we been and where are we headed? Check out this historical trans organizing timeline with comments and interviews from Miss Major, Pauline Park, Marcie Chase, Susan Stryker, Jamison Green and more! Also, readers of this article are […]

Just as we believe there is no one way to do trans justice, we also believe there is no one way to volunteer or donate! Over the past few years artist and activist Roan Boucher has donated 50% of all proceeds from his Queers Demand prints to the Trans Justice Funding Project! In addition to being a fabulous […]

It’s always a great time to fund trans justice work!  But stay tuned, because author, activist, artist and gender theorist Kate Bornstien and the Trans Justice Funding Project are making big plans to fundraise for trans led, grassroots work in 2016! If you haven’t already, sign up for the new TJFP mailing list to stay connected!

The Trans Justice Funding Project (TJFP) is pleased to announce that it has been selected by director Sydney Freeland to receive a portion of the proceeds from the film Drunktown’s Finest. Stay tuned for more information about our upcoming grant specifically for Two Spirit/Native American grassroots groups and organizations working on trans justice. If you’re in Asheville, North […]

Wow Seattle friends and family, you really showed up big time to support last week’s TJFP Happy Hour fundraiser!  It was a perfect Saturday evening in the Herb Garden of Cafe Flora to celebrate local trans justice work and raise some money. Over 40 people gathered to eat, drink, be in community and help TJFP raise over $1,600. […]

As the follow-up to the National Transgender Discrimination Survey (NTDS), the 2015 U.S. Trans Survey will become our community’s go-to source for information about the lives and experiences of trans people. More than 6,400 people took the NTDS, and over 13,000 people have already pledged to take the 2015 U.S. Trans Survey. But we need […]

As several of you have noticed, the murder rates of trans women of color in the U.S. are staggering, if not heart breaking. In the recent article put out in Time magazine they write, “The number of transgender people murdered in the U.S. this year is at a historic high of 15, activists say — with […]

Any chance you live in Seattle, nearby or will be around for the 2015 Gender Odyssey Conference?  TJFP will be tabling all week at Gender Odyssey Conference and hosting our first ever celebration/fundraiser! Since 2012 TJFP has been honored to take direction from local trans justice leadership and fund organizing in Washington State. So of course […]

It’s official!  The director of the Trans Justice Funding Project, Gabriel Foster has become one of four new additions to the Funders For LGBTQ Issues board of directors. Funders For LGBTQ Issues serves as a resource for grant makers and community groups to increase and strengthen institutional giving to LGBTQ communities. Over the past year and a half […]

If you can make it out today, TJFP looks forward to seeing you out in the streets for the 11th Annual Trans Day of Action in New York City! Here’s more information from TDOA’s host org, the Audre Lorde Project: When trans people are under attack what do we do? RISE UP FIGHT BACK! TransJustice […]

At yesterday’s White House Pride Reception, activist Jennicet Gutiérrez spoke up and spoke loudly, interrupting President Obama’s speech to call attention the discrimination and violence trans immigrants are experiencing.  Gutiérrez is an undocumented trans Latina leader with FAMILIA TQLM in the campaign for #Not1More lgbtq deportation.  Unwilling to be shushed or silenced, Jennicet Gutiérrez was escorted out […]

Trans Activists Blockade Road Outside Immigration Detention Center Yesterday in Santa Ana, California Trans rights, immigrant rights & LGBTQ leaders took over the intersection of Flower and Civic Center, near the detention center in Santa Ana that holds transgender detainees. “For too long our communities have been experiencing oppression through its immigration system. With each presidential […]