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TGI Homelessness in L.A.: A Crisis We Must Address Together
At The TransLatin@ Coalition, we have long been dedicated to researching and addressing the housing challenges faced by the transgender, gender expansive, and intersex (TGI) community in Los Angeles. Download the full report here to learn more about our research and join us in advocating for housing justice.
New Beginnings: The TransLatin@ Coalition Moves to a New Home!
The TransLatin@ Coalition has said goodbye to Suite 350 at 3055 Wilshire Blvd, our home for almost seven years. We are excited about what the future holds at our new office at 2975 Wilshire Blvd. Suite 350.
Statement On NALEO's President Claudia Frometa Banning the Pride Flag from Being Flown in Downey, CA #RemoveClaudiaFrometa
The TransLatin@ Coalition stands with the growing number of LGBTQ+ and TGI-led organizations in the region who are against Downey City Councilmember Claudia Frometa’s recent appointment as President of the National Association of Latino Elected Officials (NALEO).
Statement On the Biden Administration Statement On Healthcare For Trans Youth
The TransLatin@ Coalition is disappointed in the Biden administration’s opposition to gender-affirming care for minors. Read our full statement.
Celebrating Success and Dedication: The Inaugural Liza Ceballos Award
We are thrilled to announce and celebrate Liza Marie Ceballos, who has been awarded the very first Liza Ceballos Award! Named in her honor, this prestigious award marks a significant milestone for Liza and our entire community at The TransLatin@ Coalition.
Celebrating the TGI Ambassador Program: Empowering Student Advocates
The recent celebration of the TGI Ambassador Program was a testament to the achievements of its participants—transgender, gender non-conforming, and intersex college students empowered to advocate for their community.
The TransLatin@ Coalition Receives $85,000 Grant from Bank of America to Expand Trans Workplace Initiative
To help commemorate the 15th year anniversary as one of the largest transgender-led nonprofit service providers in the United States, Los Angeles-based The TransLatin@ Coalition joined Bank of America LGBTQ+ executives to celebrate a recent $85,000 grant to expand its Trans Workplace Initiative
The TransLatin@ Coalition and Williams Institute To Hold Press Conference & Rally To Present Report Findings To Improve The Quality Of Life For LGBTQ+ Angelenos
The TransLatin@ Coalition (TLC), in collaboration with the Williams Institute and the Department of Public Health, is to present the findings of the William Institute’s Lived Experiences in Los Angeles County (LELAC) Survey and the Los Angeles County Transgender and Nonbinary Survey at the June 18, 2024 Policy Presentations Board of Supervisors Meeting.
Massive Victory For Our Transgender Youth's Equality and Justice! - AB 1955 SAFETY Act
The SAFETY Act empowers schools to become safe havens for all students and teachers by implementing comprehensive training for school staff on LGBTQ+ issues, securing access to gender-affirming facilities, and reinforcing anti-bullying policies.
The TransLatin@ Coalition Urges LA County and City Leaders to Invest $10M towards Trans, Gender Expansive, and Intersex (TGI) Wellness, Equity, and Care Coordination Programs
The TransLatin@ Coalition (TLC) will be presenting an “Unmet Needs Letter” to the LA County Chief Executive Office towards an equitable and intentional investment in the health and wellness of TGI communities throughout Los Angeles County.
Mayor Karen Bass Visits The TransLatin@ Coalition: A Step Forward in Advocacy
In a pivotal moment for the transgender, gender nonconforming, and intersex (TGI) community, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass made a historic visit to The TransLatin@ Coalition (TLC) offices, marking a significant step forward in advocacy and support for TGI Latinx individuals.
The TransLatin@ Coalition on Reprehensible Recall of Calexico Mayor Raúl Ureña
The TransLatin@ Coalition, one of the largest transgender-led nonprofit service providers in the United States, released a statement from President and CEO Bamby Salcedo in response to the recall of former Mayor Raúl Ureña, the first openly transgender person to serve in political office in the history of the city.