Los Angeles leaders and advocates are standing together against federal efforts to restrict gender-affirming healthcare for TGI youth.

The TransLatin@ Coalition broke ground on a permanent home for TGI community power in Los Angeles, marking a major step toward greater stability, care, and belonging.

Groundbreaking Ceremony for The TransLatin@ Coalition’s new home — a first-of-its-kind community space owned by and for TGI immigrants in Los Angeles. This milestone is more than construction — it is a powerful investment in community resilience, leadership, and the future of TGI lives.

AB 1876 would codify federal nondiscrimination protections from Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) into California state law. These protections prohibit health care providers receiving federal funds from denying care based on race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability.

🚀 The TGI RISE Program is officially live!

The TransLatin@ Coalition is launching TGI RISE (Resources, Investment, Support, Equity), a funding opportunity for organizations serving Transgender, Gender Nonconforming & Intersex communities across LA County.

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The TransLatin@ Coalition joins LGBTQ+, health care, and civil rights organizations in urging California leaders to approve a $26 million investment to safeguard access to medically necessary transgender health care.

The TransLatin@ Coalition strongly condemns the recent announcement by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to restrict access to gender-affirming care for transgender and gender-expansive youth.

Protecting trans youth means protecting access to life-saving care.

This morning, The TransLatin@ Coalition gathered at Los Angeles City Hall to demand full support for the TGI Wellness and Equity Initiative — a long-overdue investment in the safety, health, and dignity of transgender, gender expansive, and intersex (TGI) Angelenos. Speaking at the event, COO and Vice President Maria Roman-Taylorson called on city leaders to fund the community organizations that have led this work for decades, urging immediate action to ensure equity and justice for TGI communities across Los Angeles.

A TLC & UCLA study found 40% of trans immigrants in LA County are homeless and 54% of transgender Latinas unemployed—rates far exceeding other populations.

On October 18, 2025, The TransLatin@ Coalition joined thousands of voices at Gloria Molina Grand Park for the No Kings Rally & March — a day that will live in the spirit of our movement.

Are you ready to walk the runway for liberation and visibility? GARRAS 2025 — presented by The TransLatin@ Coalition — is now accepting model applications!