A collective of Black Trans artists, organizers, cultural workers, and visionaries, united by the commitment to advocating for and celebrating Black Trans women around the world. Amplifying the voices of Black trans women and address systemic barriers they face. This Black Trans led collective provides Black Trans women with financial and material resources towards education, community, safety and removing travel barriers.
A grassroots agency and the LGBTQ+ center of the Bronx borough. Providing consistent, necessary, and empowering resources to LGBTQ+ clients, through a variety of holistic educational, financial, support-based, housing, and health programs.
G.L.I.T.S is a Black trans-led advocacy and direct services organization that is dedicated to fighting systemic discrimination against marginalized communities, in New York City and beyond. With a focus on housing justice, community empowerment, long-term success, harm reduction, and our fundamental human rights, we provide immediate crisis support for transgender sex workers, asylum seekers, and other marginalized people, with an emphasis on meeting the needs of TLGBQIA+ and BIPOC community members
Advancing the core human rights of self-determination and expression for all trans, nonbinary, and gender-nonconforming people in Louisiana.
Baton Rouge Free Food Fridges. Take what you need, give what you can. Located on 2303 Government St & 1600 Government St, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
NOCF is a mutual aid effort that provides a network to empower our neighbors in supporting each other through the offering of free food in Community Fridges. With the presence of Community Fridges, everyone has the opportunity to provide and to receive collective care as we work towards dismantling the systems that oppress us. No one is fed, until everyone is fed.
Freedom Road Socialist Organization (FRSO) is a national organization of revolutionaries fighting for socialism in the United States. Their home is in the working class. FRSO members are rooted in the mass movements for justice, particularly in the labor movement and the movements of oppressed nations and nationalities– especially African-Americans and Chicanos. Active in the immigrant rights, anti-war, student and youth movements.
Petition for Louisiana Name Change rights consisting of: waiving the fee to change name, eliminating all medical requirements, including a gender-neutral option, eliminating health provider certification requirements allow for all incarcerated people and people with violent felony convictions to legally change their names, eliminating the parental/guardian approval requirement for minor name change petitions.
