At an LGBT Community Town Hall Forum in West Hollywood, Bamby Salcedo of The TransLatin@ Coalition delivered a powerful speech directly to Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan J. Hochman. She called out injustices faced by marginalized communities and argued against the need for more jails, emphasizing the harm done to the Transgender, Gender-Expansive, and Intersex (TGI) community. Members of The TransLatin@ Coalition and the Angels of Change stood united, chanting "No New Jails!"

California has made a one-time $26 million dollar investment over a three-year period to stabilize the state’s provider network through grants for infrastructure and operations, along with a $30 million investment to be allocated to an Uncompensated Care Fund that will be available for providers to bill for rising costs. 

The TransLatin@ Coalition took to the streets of Hollywood for the 56th annual LA Pride Parade, bringing Trans Power to one of the most iconic celebrations in the country, and making sure our community was seen, heard, and celebrated.

La Coalición TransLatin@ pide que la comunidad l@s acepte después del asesinato de dos transexuales en menos de seis meses.

Miembros de la comunidad transgénero pidieron abrazos en el centro de la ciudad y piden que los traten como a cualquier otra persona.

With the recent Vanity Fair cover shot of Caitlyn Jenner, and the attention that Orange is the New Black trans actress Laverne Cox are getting, many people feel that we are living in a transgender movement.

Proud that our very own Bamby Salcedo is featured in PRIDE.com's list of trans activists who are changing the world.