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Trans-Miami & National Alliance of Transgender Advocates & Leaders (NATAL)
www.transmiami.org trans.miamicenter@gmail.com
Primary Healthcare, HIV/STD Testing, Support Groups, Legal Assistance, Housing, Employment Services, Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, Name & Gender Change,
Scholarships, Hair/Makeup/Photography
NAME CHANGE - Miami Dade County Courthouse
www.miami-dadeclerk.com/families_court.asp
CLICK on NAME CHANGE tab. For $40 you may purchase their guide to application.
Lotus House www.lotushouse.org
Shelter for women, and has been an ally of the trans* community explicitly providing housing for people that identify as women regardless of their assigned sex.
Survivor’s Pathway Center, Inc
1801 Coral Way Suite 411, Miami, FL 33145 305.299.1957
City of Miami Beach Homeless Outreach
555 17 Street, Miami Beach, FL 33139 305.604.6443
Endocronologists who work with Transgender patients with hormones, etc...- both take insurance:
Dr. Christopher Estes, MD
1611 North West 12th Avenue, Miami, FL 33136 (305) 243-3000
Dr. Carlos M. Barrera, MD
7400 N Kendall Dr Suite 617, Miami, FL 33156 (305) 670-0576
Trans Lifeline: This non-profit, dedicated to the well being of transgender people, runs a crisis hotline staffed by transgender people for transgender people
(of all ages).
Equality: Transgender equality advocates, led by Mara Keisling, who provide a powerful, transgender presence in Washington D.C. NCTE is the nation’s leading social
justice advocacy organization winning life-saving change for transgender people.
Human Rights Campaign: As the largest national LGBT civil rights organization, HRC envisions an America where LGBT people are ensured of their basic equal rights,
and can be open, honest and safe at home, at work and in the community.
The Task Force: The Task Force works to advance full freedom, justice and equality for LGBTQ people.
Straight for Equality: A national outreach and education project created by PFLAG National to empower straight allies who don’t necessarily have a family connection
to the LGBT community. Offering resources on how to be an ally to a trans person.
TransLatina Network: Translatina is a network with both a local and national focus, made up of Latina transgender women whose main aim is to promote the healthy
development of trans people through the delivery of a wide range of information, promotion, outreach in education and capacity-building, allowing the creation of a safe
and productive environment for transgender women.
Gender Proud: Gender Proud’s goal is to elevate transgender justice and equality by telling new and empowering stories about the trans experience. Our global work
focuses on empowering marginalized transgender communities around the world to advocate for their own legal rights.
Transgender Law Center: This group works to change law, policy, and attitudes so that all people can live safely, authentically, and free from discrimination regardless
of their gender identity or expression.
National Center for Lesbian Rights (NCLR) Transgender Law Project: The National Center for Lesbian Rights (NCLR) has been advancing the civil and human rights
of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people and their families through litigation, legislation, policy, and public education since it was founded in 1977.
World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) : An international multidisciplinary professional association which promotes evidence based care,
education, research, advocacy, public policy and respect in transgender health.
The Center for Transyouth Health and Development at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles: Promotes healthy futures for trans youth by providing services, research,
training and capacity building that is developmentally informed, affirmative, compassionate and holistic for gender non-conforming children and trans youth.
Ft. Myers Health Center: 8595 College Parkway, Suite 250, Ft. Myers, Fl. 33919 239-481-9999
(Within a Planned Parenthood office- most offering HRT & informed content.)
Gainesville Health Center: 914 NW 13 Street, Gainesville, FL. 32601 352-377-0881
(Within a Planned Parenthood office- most offering HRT & informed content.)
Dr. Michael Horseman: 4410 W Newberry Rd., Suite B, Gainesville, Fl. 32601 352.372.7800
(Scheduling 6month to a year out in most cases)
Immokalee Center: 419 N First St., Immokalee, Fl 32207 239-262-0301
(Within a Planned Parenthood office- most offering HRT & informed content.)
Jacksonville Health Center: 3850 Beach Blvd., Jacksonville, Fl 32207 904-399-2800
(Within a Planned Parenthood office- most offering HRT & informed content.)
Lakeland Health Center: 2250 E. Edgewood Dr., Lakeland, Fl 33803 863-665-5735
(Within a Planned Parenthood office- most offering HRT & informed content.)
Manatee Health Center: 1105 53 Ave., East Suite 201, Bradenton, Fl. 34203 941-567-3800
(Within a Planned Parenthood office- most offering HRT & informed content.)
Naples Center: 1425 Creech Rd., Naples, Fl34103 239-262-0301
(Within a Planned Parenthood office- most offering HRT & informed content.)
Orlando-Eastside Clinic: 11500 University Blvd, Suite B, Orlando, Fl 32817 321-235-5513
(Within a Planned Parenthood office- most offering HRT & informed content.)
Orlando Westside Clinic: 726 South Tampa Ave., Orlando, Fl 32805 407-246-1788
(Within a Planned Parenthood office- most offering HRT & informed content.)
Pinellas Health Center: 8950 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr St., N#102, St. Petersburg, Fl 33702 727-898-8199
(Within a Planned Parenthood office- most offering HRT & informed content.)
The Sally Bellamy Health Center: 2121 W Pensacola St., Suite B2, Tallahassee, Fl 32304 850-574-7455
(Within a Planned Parenthood office- most offering HRT & informed content.)
Sarasota Health Center: 736-Central Ave., Sarasota, Fl 34236 941-953-4060
(Within a Planned Parenthood office- most offering HRT & informed content.)
SOUTH FLORIDA
Christopher Salgado, M.D.: LGBTQ Center for Wellness, Gender and Sexual Health- University of Miami Hospital 1400 NW 2 Ave., Miami, Fl 33136 866-GENDRUM
(Accepts most insurances; OB/GYN - also offers pelvic exams for Trans men; offers HRT- Hormone Replacement Therapy - within his office; HIV care)
CareResource - Ft. Lauderdale: 871 West Oakland Park Blvd, Ft Lauderdale, Fl 33311 954-567-7141 www.careresource.org
CareResource - Miami: 3510 Biscayne Blvd, Miami Fl 33137 305-576-1234 www.careresource.org
CareResource - Little Havana: 1901 SW 1st Street, Miami Fl 33135 305-203-5230 www.careresource.org
CareResource - Miami Beach: 1680 Michigan Avenue,Suite 912 Miami Beach, Fl 33139 305-534-0503 www.careresource.org
Christopher Salgado, M.D.: LGBTQ Center for Wellness, Gender and Sexual Health- University of Miami Hospital 1400 NW 2 Ave., Miami, Fl 33136 866-GENDRUM
www.umiamihospital.com/lgbtq-servicesMiamiTransgender@med.miami.edu
Hope & Help Center of Central Florida: 707 Mendham Blvd, Suite 104, Orlando, Fl 32825 407-645-2577 www.hopeandhelp.org
Miracle of Love Centers: 741 W Colonial Drive, Orlando FL 407-843-1760 www.miracleofloveinc.org
Cora Schlosberg Arvon, PhD, LMFT, LCSW
2999 NE 191 St, Suite 703, Avenutra, Fl 33180 305-936-8000 corarv@aol.com
Aimee Beadslee: Rainbow Counseling
4554 Central Avenue, Suites E&F, St. Petersburge, Fl 33711 727-314-1864 www.rainbowcounselingtampabay.com
Ieshai Bailey, LMHC, CST: Bailey House of Wellness, LLC
1881 NE 26th Street, Suite 202A, Wilton Manors, Fl 33305 www.bhowyou.com
Angela Bulla: Solution Counseling Center
51 S Main Ave, Suite 304, Clearwater, Fl 33765 727-328-4672 www.angelabulla.com
Adele Kates & Associates, PA
1 NE 168 St, North Miami Beach, Fl 33162 305-651-6442
Felicia Lavine, LCSW, CST, LLC
23257 State Road 7, Suite 203C, Boca Raton, Fl 33428 954-657-3151
Dr Lawrence Levy, PsyD, PA
398 Camino Gardens Blvd, Suite 207, Boca Raton, Fl 33432 561-210-5125
Gender Spectrum: Gender Spectrum helps to create gender sensitive and inclusive environments for all children and teens.
PFLAG National: The nation’s largest family and ally organization, uniting people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer with families, friends, and
allies. PFLAG is committed to advancing equality and full societal affirmation of LGBTQ people through its threefold mission of support, education, and advocacy.
Lambda Legal Transgender Parents Program: Lambda Legal is the oldest and largest national legal organization whose mission is to achieve full recognition of the
civil rights of lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, transgender people and those with HIV through impact litigation, education and public policy work.
COLAGE: Kids of Trans Community: COLAGE unites people with LGBT and/or queer parents into a network of peers and supports them as they nurture and empower
each other to be skilled, self-confident, and just leaders in our collective communities.
Transforming Family: A Los Angeles-based family support group creating a safe place for children and parents to explore issues of gender identity.
Ackerman Institute for the Family, Gender & Family Project: Empowers youth, families and communities by providing gender affirmative services, training and
research. GFP promotes gender inclusivity as a form of social justice in all the systems involved in the life of the family.
Camp Aranu’tiq: Summer camp for transgender kids, teens, and families who might not fit in at other camps, or who want to be at camps with kids like them.
The Tyler Clementi Foundation: A foundation focused on creating a new story of inclusion, dignity and acceptance for other youth and their families as a way to honor
the memory of their son.
Schools In Transition: A Guide for supporting transgender students in K-12 schools.
www.transmiami.org trans.miamicenter@gmail.com
Primary Healthcare, HIV/STD Testing, Support Groups, Legal Assistance, Housing, Employment Services, Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, Name & Gender Change,
Scholarships, Hair/Makeup/Photography
NAME CHANGE - Miami Dade County Courthouse
www.miami-dadeclerk.com/families_court.asp
CLICK on NAME CHANGE tab. For $40 you may purchase their guide to application.
Lotus House www.lotushouse.org
Shelter for women, and has been an ally of the trans* community explicitly providing housing for people that identify as women regardless of their assigned sex.
Survivor’s Pathway Center, Inc
1801 Coral Way Suite 411, Miami, FL 33145 305.299.1957
City of Miami Beach Homeless Outreach
555 17 Street, Miami Beach, FL 33139 305.604.6443
Endocronologists who work with Transgender patients with hormones, etc...- both take insurance:
Dr. Christopher Estes, MD
1611 North West 12th Avenue, Miami, FL 33136 (305) 243-3000
Dr. Carlos M. Barrera, MD
7400 N Kendall Dr Suite 617, Miami, FL 33156 (305) 670-0576
Trans Lifeline: This non-profit, dedicated to the well being of transgender people, runs a crisis hotline staffed by transgender people for transgender people
(of all ages).
Equality: Transgender equality advocates, led by Mara Keisling, who provide a powerful, transgender presence in Washington D.C. NCTE is the nation’s leading social
justice advocacy organization winning life-saving change for transgender people.
Human Rights Campaign: As the largest national LGBT civil rights organization, HRC envisions an America where LGBT people are ensured of their basic equal rights,
and can be open, honest and safe at home, at work and in the community.
The Task Force: The Task Force works to advance full freedom, justice and equality for LGBTQ people.
Straight for Equality: A national outreach and education project created by PFLAG National to empower straight allies who don’t necessarily have a family connection
to the LGBT community. Offering resources on how to be an ally to a trans person.
TransLatina Network: Translatina is a network with both a local and national focus, made up of Latina transgender women whose main aim is to promote the healthy
development of trans people through the delivery of a wide range of information, promotion, outreach in education and capacity-building, allowing the creation of a safe
and productive environment for transgender women.
Gender Proud: Gender Proud’s goal is to elevate transgender justice and equality by telling new and empowering stories about the trans experience. Our global work
focuses on empowering marginalized transgender communities around the world to advocate for their own legal rights.
Transgender Law Center: This group works to change law, policy, and attitudes so that all people can live safely, authentically, and free from discrimination regardless
of their gender identity or expression.
National Center for Lesbian Rights (NCLR) Transgender Law Project: The National Center for Lesbian Rights (NCLR) has been advancing the civil and human rights
of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people and their families through litigation, legislation, policy, and public education since it was founded in 1977.
World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) : An international multidisciplinary professional association which promotes evidence based care,
education, research, advocacy, public policy and respect in transgender health.
The Center for Transyouth Health and Development at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles: Promotes healthy futures for trans youth by providing services, research,
training and capacity building that is developmentally informed, affirmative, compassionate and holistic for gender non-conforming children and trans youth.
Ft. Myers Health Center: 8595 College Parkway, Suite 250, Ft. Myers, Fl. 33919 239-481-9999
(Within a Planned Parenthood office- most offering HRT & informed content.)
Gainesville Health Center: 914 NW 13 Street, Gainesville, FL. 32601 352-377-0881
(Within a Planned Parenthood office- most offering HRT & informed content.)
Dr. Michael Horseman: 4410 W Newberry Rd., Suite B, Gainesville, Fl. 32601 352.372.7800
(Scheduling 6month to a year out in most cases)
Immokalee Center: 419 N First St., Immokalee, Fl 32207 239-262-0301
(Within a Planned Parenthood office- most offering HRT & informed content.)
Jacksonville Health Center: 3850 Beach Blvd., Jacksonville, Fl 32207 904-399-2800
(Within a Planned Parenthood office- most offering HRT & informed content.)
Lakeland Health Center: 2250 E. Edgewood Dr., Lakeland, Fl 33803 863-665-5735
(Within a Planned Parenthood office- most offering HRT & informed content.)
Manatee Health Center: 1105 53 Ave., East Suite 201, Bradenton, Fl. 34203 941-567-3800
(Within a Planned Parenthood office- most offering HRT & informed content.)
Naples Center: 1425 Creech Rd., Naples, Fl34103 239-262-0301
(Within a Planned Parenthood office- most offering HRT & informed content.)
Orlando-Eastside Clinic: 11500 University Blvd, Suite B, Orlando, Fl 32817 321-235-5513
(Within a Planned Parenthood office- most offering HRT & informed content.)
Orlando Westside Clinic: 726 South Tampa Ave., Orlando, Fl 32805 407-246-1788
(Within a Planned Parenthood office- most offering HRT & informed content.)
Pinellas Health Center: 8950 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr St., N#102, St. Petersburg, Fl 33702 727-898-8199
(Within a Planned Parenthood office- most offering HRT & informed content.)
The Sally Bellamy Health Center: 2121 W Pensacola St., Suite B2, Tallahassee, Fl 32304 850-574-7455
(Within a Planned Parenthood office- most offering HRT & informed content.)
Sarasota Health Center: 736-Central Ave., Sarasota, Fl 34236 941-953-4060
(Within a Planned Parenthood office- most offering HRT & informed content.)
SOUTH FLORIDA
Christopher Salgado, M.D.: LGBTQ Center for Wellness, Gender and Sexual Health- University of Miami Hospital 1400 NW 2 Ave., Miami, Fl 33136 866-GENDRUM
(Accepts most insurances; OB/GYN - also offers pelvic exams for Trans men; offers HRT- Hormone Replacement Therapy - within his office; HIV care)
CareResource - Ft. Lauderdale: 871 West Oakland Park Blvd, Ft Lauderdale, Fl 33311 954-567-7141 www.careresource.org
CareResource - Miami: 3510 Biscayne Blvd, Miami Fl 33137 305-576-1234 www.careresource.org
CareResource - Little Havana: 1901 SW 1st Street, Miami Fl 33135 305-203-5230 www.careresource.org
CareResource - Miami Beach: 1680 Michigan Avenue,Suite 912 Miami Beach, Fl 33139 305-534-0503 www.careresource.org
Christopher Salgado, M.D.: LGBTQ Center for Wellness, Gender and Sexual Health- University of Miami Hospital 1400 NW 2 Ave., Miami, Fl 33136 866-GENDRUM
www.umiamihospital.com/lgbtq-servicesMiamiTransgender@med.miami.edu
Hope & Help Center of Central Florida: 707 Mendham Blvd, Suite 104, Orlando, Fl 32825 407-645-2577 www.hopeandhelp.org
Miracle of Love Centers: 741 W Colonial Drive, Orlando FL 407-843-1760 www.miracleofloveinc.org
Cora Schlosberg Arvon, PhD, LMFT, LCSW
2999 NE 191 St, Suite 703, Avenutra, Fl 33180 305-936-8000 corarv@aol.com
Aimee Beadslee: Rainbow Counseling
4554 Central Avenue, Suites E&F, St. Petersburge, Fl 33711 727-314-1864 www.rainbowcounselingtampabay.com
Ieshai Bailey, LMHC, CST: Bailey House of Wellness, LLC
1881 NE 26th Street, Suite 202A, Wilton Manors, Fl 33305 www.bhowyou.com
Angela Bulla: Solution Counseling Center
51 S Main Ave, Suite 304, Clearwater, Fl 33765 727-328-4672 www.angelabulla.com
Adele Kates & Associates, PA
1 NE 168 St, North Miami Beach, Fl 33162 305-651-6442
Felicia Lavine, LCSW, CST, LLC
23257 State Road 7, Suite 203C, Boca Raton, Fl 33428 954-657-3151
Dr Lawrence Levy, PsyD, PA
398 Camino Gardens Blvd, Suite 207, Boca Raton, Fl 33432 561-210-5125
Gender Spectrum: Gender Spectrum helps to create gender sensitive and inclusive environments for all children and teens.
PFLAG National: The nation’s largest family and ally organization, uniting people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer with families, friends, and
allies. PFLAG is committed to advancing equality and full societal affirmation of LGBTQ people through its threefold mission of support, education, and advocacy.
Lambda Legal Transgender Parents Program: Lambda Legal is the oldest and largest national legal organization whose mission is to achieve full recognition of the
civil rights of lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, transgender people and those with HIV through impact litigation, education and public policy work.
COLAGE: Kids of Trans Community: COLAGE unites people with LGBT and/or queer parents into a network of peers and supports them as they nurture and empower
each other to be skilled, self-confident, and just leaders in our collective communities.
Transforming Family: A Los Angeles-based family support group creating a safe place for children and parents to explore issues of gender identity.
Ackerman Institute for the Family, Gender & Family Project: Empowers youth, families and communities by providing gender affirmative services, training and
research. GFP promotes gender inclusivity as a form of social justice in all the systems involved in the life of the family.
Camp Aranu’tiq: Summer camp for transgender kids, teens, and families who might not fit in at other camps, or who want to be at camps with kids like them.
The Tyler Clementi Foundation: A foundation focused on creating a new story of inclusion, dignity and acceptance for other youth and their families as a way to honor
the memory of their son.
Schools In Transition: A Guide for supporting transgender students in K-12 schools.
PERU Movimiento Homosexual de Lima mhol.org.pe |
| Mujer y Salud en Uruguay www.mysu.org.uy |
| www.familiasporladiversidad.org |
| Asociacion Hombres y Mujeres Nuevos de Panama www.ahmnpanama.org |
| Asociacion de Madres y Paders y Familiares de personas Gay y Lesbianas - España www.ampgil.org |
| Asociacion Brasileña de Familias LGBT www.inovaglttb.blogspot.com |
| Radio Pro Derecho Humanos Venezuela www.fundacionreflejosdevenezuela.com |
LATIN AMERICA & INTERNATIONAL
| National AIDS Trust - UK www.nat.org.uk |
| Derchos LGBT - Costa Rica www.cipacdh.org |
| www.gayecuador.com |
| Gay Colombia www.gay.com.co |
| England Civil Rights Movement www.civilrightsmovement.co.uk |
| CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT |
| COGAM Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid orgullo.cogam.es |
| Comunidad Homosexual Argentina www.cha.org.ar |
| FELGTB Federacion Estatal de Lesbianas, Gays, Transexuales y Bisexuales www.felgtb.org |
| ILGA – the Int'l Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association www.ilga.org |
| Gay Brazil www.gay-provence.org |
Equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and intersex people in Europe www.ilga-europe.org |
| Lesbian & Gay Centers www.arcigay.it/local |
| LGBTTTI Youth | Jovenes Guanajuato, Mexico www.colectivoseres.org |
| ADDITIONAL RESOURCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST Recursos adicionales disponibles Contactenos aqui |
| UK Gay Guide & Forum www.queeruk.net |
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| CUBA LGBT www.cubaguiagay.blogspot.com.es |
TRANSGENDER RESOURCESS | RECURSOS PARA TRANSGENEROS
| GSUICIDE PREVENTION | Prevencion de Suicidios |
| ORGANIZATIONS | Organizaciones |
| LEGAL HELP | Ayuda Legal |
| PRIMARY HEALTHCARE | Medico Primario |
| YOUTH & FAMILIES | Jovenes y Familias |
| TALKIN' T A Monthly Open Discussion and Evening of Comradery for the Entire Transgender Community, sponsored by Care Resource EVERY 3rd MONDAY of the MONTH, 6:30- 8pm at FUSION - 2304 NE 7th Avenue • Wilton Manors, FL 33305 • 954-892-9367 EVERY 3rd WEDNESDAY of the MONTH, 6:30 - 8pm at Care Resource MIAMI Office - 3510 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33137 |
| SunServe - 954.764.5150 www.sunserve.org 2312 WILTON DRIVE, WILTON MANORS, FL 33305 SAFE “T” TRANSGENDER/GENDER NON-CONFORMING GROUP - Every Wednesday from 630pm to 8pm @ SunServe North - Drop-in support group for those who do not conform to gender stereotypes - Limited to Transgender, Transsexual, and Gender-queer persons only. TRANS MEN SUPPORT GROUP - 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month from 600 pm to 730 pm @SunServe North - For persons who are transitioning FTM or considering it - For trans-men who want a safe and comfortable place to share concerns |
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The Arts as SPIRITUAL SOUL FOOD
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One on One with Henrietta Robinson
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Miami Dade College, Wolfson Campus
presented by Aryah Lester & Herb Sosa
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Miami Dade College, Wolfson Campus
TRANSART
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Miami Dade College, Wolfson Campus
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Creative Collaborative with Parker Phillips
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Miami Dade College, Wolfson Campus
by Reading Queer & MDC Live Arts Lab
UC|CU's TRANSART June 8-11, 2017
Miami Dade College, Wolfson Campus
Miss Trans Israel 2017
Talleen Abu Hanna
The Conservatory at The BETSY South Beach
Talleen Abu Hanna
The Conservatory at The BETSY South Beach
CHAPLIN TYLER Fashion Show
UC|CU's 2018 #TRANSLivesProject
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Discussion/Panelists of MAJESTY GIRLS
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UC|CU's 2018 #TRANSLivesProject
Performance by VERONICA ROBINSON,
accompanied by Jake Muniz
UC|CU's 2018 #TRANSLivesProject
accompanied by Jake Muniz
UC|CU's 2018 #TRANSLivesProject
Unity Coalition|Coalición Unida's commitment to the Transgender community is not based on funding, opportunity or trend.
It is at the core of who we are since 2002, and who our community is.
Our board of Directors, advisors and project directors total 9 Trans & Gender Fluid-identifying individuals That is more than half of our leadership and management - Leaders, decision
makers, people of integrity – with direct knowledge of our Trans community and its needs.
-We provide a variety of free programming & services all year for the trans community, including the sponsoring TransArt, the only program of its kind anywhere, bringing art, artists and
community leaders, literally from across the globe for the last 5 years.
-Established the TransLives project, which to date has video recorded the testimonials and lives of 50+ Trans individuals, and counting.
-Sponsored various job training workshops and healthcare fairs, provided beauty makeovers, product and clothing to nearly a hundred people
to date.
-We have paid for groceries, utility bills and rent for many in our Trans Community over the years, and will continue to do so as needed.
-Dedicated our whole Miami Beach Gay Pride float for 2017 to the memory of slain Trans persons, and created a memorial exhibit of their images and stories.
-Presented a booth in Pride Ft Lauderdale’s TransVillage.
-Provide free office space to three Trans organizations in South Florida.
We have done ALL of this, not because it has been self-serving or profitable, or even popular with much of our LGB community, but because it is the right thing to do for our community.
It is at the core of who we are since 2002, and who our community is.
Our board of Directors, advisors and project directors total 9 Trans & Gender Fluid-identifying individuals That is more than half of our leadership and management - Leaders, decision
makers, people of integrity – with direct knowledge of our Trans community and its needs.
-We provide a variety of free programming & services all year for the trans community, including the sponsoring TransArt, the only program of its kind anywhere, bringing art, artists and
community leaders, literally from across the globe for the last 5 years.
-Established the TransLives project, which to date has video recorded the testimonials and lives of 50+ Trans individuals, and counting.
-Sponsored various job training workshops and healthcare fairs, provided beauty makeovers, product and clothing to nearly a hundred people
to date.
-We have paid for groceries, utility bills and rent for many in our Trans Community over the years, and will continue to do so as needed.
-Dedicated our whole Miami Beach Gay Pride float for 2017 to the memory of slain Trans persons, and created a memorial exhibit of their images and stories.
-Presented a booth in Pride Ft Lauderdale’s TransVillage.
-Provide free office space to three Trans organizations in South Florida.
We have done ALL of this, not because it has been self-serving or profitable, or even popular with much of our LGB community, but because it is the right thing to do for our community.
EDUCATION | EDUCACIÓN
AWARENESS | CONCIENCIA
| ADVANCING EQUALITY & FAIRNESS FOR THE LATINX|HISPANIC & INDIGENOUS LGBTQ COMMUNITY THROUGH EDUCATION, LEADERSHIP & AWARENESS, SINCE 2002 AVANZANDO IGUALDAD PARA LA COMUNIDAD LATINX|HISPANA E INDIGENA LGBTQ MEDIANTE LA EDUCACIÓN, LIDERAZGO Y CONCIENCIA, DESDE EL 2002 |
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TRANSART 2020 COMITTEE
G AYBAR | pronouns: they, them, theirs
G Aybar serves as Secretary of Unity Coalition|Coalición Unida. Aybar is also the
Program Director of ‘Pride U 2020’ and spearheads College Campus Outreach
& Millennial Programming for UC|CU.
Aybar is a graduate of Academy of Arts & Minds. Originally from the Dominican
Republic, Aybar calls Miami home, and attends Miami Dade College Wolfson
Campus, where they are pursuing a degree in Music Education.
Aybar was the former president of ‘The Pride Club @ Wolfson Campus’ (2017-
2019), an LGBTQ+ leadership club. Aybar spent two years creating a safe space
for those who needed it on campus and laid the groundwork for the
next generation of leaders.
G Aybar serves as Secretary of Unity Coalition|Coalición Unida. Aybar is also the
Program Director of ‘Pride U 2020’ and spearheads College Campus Outreach
& Millennial Programming for UC|CU.
Aybar is a graduate of Academy of Arts & Minds. Originally from the Dominican
Republic, Aybar calls Miami home, and attends Miami Dade College Wolfson
Campus, where they are pursuing a degree in Music Education.
Aybar was the former president of ‘The Pride Club @ Wolfson Campus’ (2017-
2019), an LGBTQ+ leadership club. Aybar spent two years creating a safe space
for those who needed it on campus and laid the groundwork for the
next generation of leaders.
SAMANTHA LeTROY | pronouns: she, her, hers
Originally from Baranquilla, Colombia, LeTroy has a passion for Healthcare,
Women's and transgender rights. She heads the LLEGANDO305 program for
UC|CU - a Social Networker for recent arrivals to South Florida.
Originally from Baranquilla, Colombia, LeTroy has a passion for Healthcare,
Women's and transgender rights. She heads the LLEGANDO305 program for
UC|CU - a Social Networker for recent arrivals to South Florida.
2017 was one of the deadliest years for transgender people in the US on record
A transgender woman has been shot dead in what is now the deadliest year on record for trans people in the US. There have now been 24 murders of trans people this year – which, with two months still to go, is
already more than there were in either 2015 or 2016.
The body of Stephanie Montez, 47, was found by the road near Corpus Christi, Texas, last week. She had been shot in the chest, abdomen, and shoulder, the medical examiner said.
Police have indicated they believe her death was a homicide, but an investigation into last week’s death is in its early stages. Her friend Brittany Ramirez told the Corpus Christi Caller-Times that she was shocked by
the death. “She just had a great outlook on life. She was very supportive of everyone. “I don’t know why anybody would do this.” Ramirez, 44, added: “She used to like to dance.
“She really enjoyed life. She was one of the sweetest people you’ll ever meet.” Local groups including PFLAG Corpus Christi have organized Trans Rights Rally, a protest in front of the federal courthouse which will take
place on Saturday. Last month, transgender 17-year-old Ally Steinfeld was set on fire after she died following repeated stabbing and gouging of her eyes and genitals.
Ally’s death came just days after 21-year-old Scout Schultz, a non-binary, bisexual, intersex student at Georgia Tech, was shot dead by a campus police officer who had no crisis intervention training.
As well as Scout and Ally, September also saw the murder of trans woman Derricka Banner, 26, who was found fatally shot in a vehicle in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Trans man Kashmire Redd, 28, was stabbed several times and killed earlier in September, allegedly during an argument between him and Doris Carrasquillo, who he shared an apartment with.
And Redd’s death came just weeks after Kiwi Herring was shot dead by local police in Missouri. In August, TeeTee Dangerfield was shot outside of an apartment complex in Atlanta.
The murder of Dangerfield came just days after “comedian” Lil’ Duval went on the radio show the Breakfast Club and “joked” about killing trans women. Duval, real name Roland Powell, said that if he found out
somebody was trans after having sex with them, he would kill them.
41-year-old Mesha Caldwell was shot to death in Mississippi in January. Jamie Lee Wounded Arrow, a 28-year-old who identified as trans and two-spirit, was found dead at her home in South Dakota in January.
Joshua Rayvon LeClaire has been charged with her murder. JoJo Striker, 23, was killed in Ohio in February. Tiara Richmond, also known as KeKe Collier, was shot in Chicago at the age of 24 in February.
31-year-old Chyna Doll Dupree was shot and killed in New Orleans, also in February. She was a celebrated performer in the community. Ciara McElveen, 31, was stabbed to death in New Orleans two days after
Dupree. Jaquarrius Holand was 18 when she was shot to death in Monroe, Louisiana in February. 38-year-old Alphonza Watson was shot and killed in Baltimore, Maryland in March. She was described as the
“sunshine” of her family.
Chay Reed, 28, was shot to death in April in Miami. Brenda Bostick was a 59-year-old homeless trans woman who was found with severe injuries in Manhattan. It’s important to note that Bostick may not have identified
as trans at the time of their death, according to the family. Sherrell Faulkner died in May at the age of 46 after being viciously attacked in November in North Carolina.
27-year-old Kenne McFadden was found dead in April in the San Antonio River. Kendra Marie Adams (Josie Berrios) was found in dead in June with severe burns on her body. Michael Davis has been charged with the
murder of the 28-year-old. Ava Le’Ray Barrin was shot and killed in Georgia at just 17 in June. Ebony Morgan, 28, was shot multiple times in Virginia at the start of July.
A transgender woman has been shot dead in what is now the deadliest year on record for trans people in the US. There have now been 24 murders of trans people this year – which, with two months still to go, is
already more than there were in either 2015 or 2016.
The body of Stephanie Montez, 47, was found by the road near Corpus Christi, Texas, last week. She had been shot in the chest, abdomen, and shoulder, the medical examiner said.
Police have indicated they believe her death was a homicide, but an investigation into last week’s death is in its early stages. Her friend Brittany Ramirez told the Corpus Christi Caller-Times that she was shocked by
the death. “She just had a great outlook on life. She was very supportive of everyone. “I don’t know why anybody would do this.” Ramirez, 44, added: “She used to like to dance.
“She really enjoyed life. She was one of the sweetest people you’ll ever meet.” Local groups including PFLAG Corpus Christi have organized Trans Rights Rally, a protest in front of the federal courthouse which will take
place on Saturday. Last month, transgender 17-year-old Ally Steinfeld was set on fire after she died following repeated stabbing and gouging of her eyes and genitals.
Ally’s death came just days after 21-year-old Scout Schultz, a non-binary, bisexual, intersex student at Georgia Tech, was shot dead by a campus police officer who had no crisis intervention training.
As well as Scout and Ally, September also saw the murder of trans woman Derricka Banner, 26, who was found fatally shot in a vehicle in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Trans man Kashmire Redd, 28, was stabbed several times and killed earlier in September, allegedly during an argument between him and Doris Carrasquillo, who he shared an apartment with.
And Redd’s death came just weeks after Kiwi Herring was shot dead by local police in Missouri. In August, TeeTee Dangerfield was shot outside of an apartment complex in Atlanta.
The murder of Dangerfield came just days after “comedian” Lil’ Duval went on the radio show the Breakfast Club and “joked” about killing trans women. Duval, real name Roland Powell, said that if he found out
somebody was trans after having sex with them, he would kill them.
41-year-old Mesha Caldwell was shot to death in Mississippi in January. Jamie Lee Wounded Arrow, a 28-year-old who identified as trans and two-spirit, was found dead at her home in South Dakota in January.
Joshua Rayvon LeClaire has been charged with her murder. JoJo Striker, 23, was killed in Ohio in February. Tiara Richmond, also known as KeKe Collier, was shot in Chicago at the age of 24 in February.
31-year-old Chyna Doll Dupree was shot and killed in New Orleans, also in February. She was a celebrated performer in the community. Ciara McElveen, 31, was stabbed to death in New Orleans two days after
Dupree. Jaquarrius Holand was 18 when she was shot to death in Monroe, Louisiana in February. 38-year-old Alphonza Watson was shot and killed in Baltimore, Maryland in March. She was described as the
“sunshine” of her family.
Chay Reed, 28, was shot to death in April in Miami. Brenda Bostick was a 59-year-old homeless trans woman who was found with severe injuries in Manhattan. It’s important to note that Bostick may not have identified
as trans at the time of their death, according to the family. Sherrell Faulkner died in May at the age of 46 after being viciously attacked in November in North Carolina.
27-year-old Kenne McFadden was found dead in April in the San Antonio River. Kendra Marie Adams (Josie Berrios) was found in dead in June with severe burns on her body. Michael Davis has been charged with the
murder of the 28-year-old. Ava Le’Ray Barrin was shot and killed in Georgia at just 17 in June. Ebony Morgan, 28, was shot multiple times in Virginia at the start of July.
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SAMANTHA LE TROY NAMED PROGRAMS COORDINATOR OF TRANSGENDER EDUCATION
FOR UNITY COALITION|COALICIÓN UNIDA… OVERSEEING ARTLAB@PRIDELINES, TRANSART
EVENTS & AND YEAR ROUND HEALTH & WELLNESS PROGRAMMING
Miami, Florida…February 2020 – UNITY COALITION|COALICIÓN UNIDA’s (UC|CU) SAMANTHA LeTROY to
oversee UC|CU’s year-round Trans Gender Programming, effective Feb 15, 2020. This twelve-month position is
made possible through the generous funding of the GILEAD Foundation.
Ms LeTroy’s responsibilities will include overseeing all aspects of the ArtLab@Pridelines – a dedicate gallery
space for artists of the Transgender experience and others within the LGBQ communities, working with local,
national and int’l. artists to curate exhibits in this space; to orchestrate programming throughout the year focused
on Health & Wellness of and for the Transgender & Gender non-conforming community; and will continue in her
role as co-chair of the annual TRANSART Artists Exhibit & Conference,
every January.
UNITY COALITION|COALICIÓN UNIDA is the First & Only organization for
the South Florida Latinx|Hispanic & Indigenous LGBTQ community,
advancing Equality & Fairness, through Education, Leadership and
Awareness, since 2002.
“Unity Coalition|Coalición Unida believes in practicing what we preach…
and what better way to do this than with the partnership & financial support
of GILEAD, and to help bring attention to the needs of the Transgender &
Gender non-conforming communities of South Florida. Samantha is not
only extremely qualified and respected in the community, but has also
proven her willingness to lead by example and help us to continue to
build excellence in our programming” said UC|CU’s Chief Executive
Officer and President, Herb Sosa.
LeTroy will also continue to co-chair and develop year round programming for TRANSART, a UC|CU led program
now entering its 7th year, showcasing the Talent, Vision and Possibilities within the transgender & gender non-
conforming community, the annual Artists Showcase & Conference brings
together a collection of talents, individuals & artistic genres to create awareness, nurture aspiring artists and
enlighten the general population about the many layers of this community.
“Unity Coalition|Coalición Unida has been my second home and family, and I could not be prouder of the work
we do for all marginalized communities, especially for my own Transgender sisters and brothers.” said
Samantha. “I am more energized and ready than ever - para seguir adelante – to keep moving forward, and
create leadership, opportunities, pride and greatness” added LeTroy.
Artists applications for consideration of year-round exhibiting opportunities are available now, CLICK HERE
FOR UNITY COALITION|COALICIÓN UNIDA… OVERSEEING ARTLAB@PRIDELINES, TRANSART
EVENTS & AND YEAR ROUND HEALTH & WELLNESS PROGRAMMING
Miami, Florida…February 2020 – UNITY COALITION|COALICIÓN UNIDA’s (UC|CU) SAMANTHA LeTROY to
oversee UC|CU’s year-round Trans Gender Programming, effective Feb 15, 2020. This twelve-month position is
made possible through the generous funding of the GILEAD Foundation.
Ms LeTroy’s responsibilities will include overseeing all aspects of the ArtLab@Pridelines – a dedicate gallery
space for artists of the Transgender experience and others within the LGBQ communities, working with local,
national and int’l. artists to curate exhibits in this space; to orchestrate programming throughout the year focused
on Health & Wellness of and for the Transgender & Gender non-conforming community; and will continue in her
role as co-chair of the annual TRANSART Artists Exhibit & Conference,
every January.
UNITY COALITION|COALICIÓN UNIDA is the First & Only organization for
the South Florida Latinx|Hispanic & Indigenous LGBTQ community,
advancing Equality & Fairness, through Education, Leadership and
Awareness, since 2002.
“Unity Coalition|Coalición Unida believes in practicing what we preach…
and what better way to do this than with the partnership & financial support
of GILEAD, and to help bring attention to the needs of the Transgender &
Gender non-conforming communities of South Florida. Samantha is not
only extremely qualified and respected in the community, but has also
proven her willingness to lead by example and help us to continue to
build excellence in our programming” said UC|CU’s Chief Executive
Officer and President, Herb Sosa.
LeTroy will also continue to co-chair and develop year round programming for TRANSART, a UC|CU led program
now entering its 7th year, showcasing the Talent, Vision and Possibilities within the transgender & gender non-
conforming community, the annual Artists Showcase & Conference brings
together a collection of talents, individuals & artistic genres to create awareness, nurture aspiring artists and
enlighten the general population about the many layers of this community.
“Unity Coalition|Coalición Unida has been my second home and family, and I could not be prouder of the work
we do for all marginalized communities, especially for my own Transgender sisters and brothers.” said
Samantha. “I am more energized and ready than ever - para seguir adelante – to keep moving forward, and
create leadership, opportunities, pride and greatness” added LeTroy.
Artists applications for consideration of year-round exhibiting opportunities are available now, CLICK HERE
TRANSART BRINGS INTERNATIONAL PERFORMANCE ART, ARTISTS,
AUTHORS, DESIGNERS & INSPIRATION in the ART of SELF for 2020!
Showcasing the Talent, Vision and Possibilities within the transgender & gender non-conforming community,
the annual TRANSART Artists Showcase & Conference brings together a collection of talents, individuals &
artistic genres to create awareness, nurture aspiring artists and enlighten the general population about the
many layers of this community.
Celebrating its 6th successful year, TRANSART is produced by Unity Coalition|Coalición Unida (UC|CU), the First
& Only organization for the So. Fla. Latinx|Hispanic|LGBT community - advancing Equality & Fairness -through
Education, Leadership & Awareness, since 2002. TRANSART was the inspiration of founder & advisor, ARYAH
LESTER.
Presentando el Talento, la Visión y las Posibilidades dentro de la comunidad transgénero y no conformista de género, la
Exposición y Conferencia Anual de Artistas de TRANSART reúne una colección de talentos, individuos y géneros artísticos
para crear concientización, nutrir artistas aspirantes e iluminar a la población en general sobre las muchas capas de esta
comunidad.
CANDICE KROL | Photography
Visual Artist, Writer/Poet, Musician Composer
Montreal based interdisciplinary trans feminine
artist combining performance, music, photography
and spoken word with experimental film and video.
JAYDEN VIEIRA | Photography
Visual Artist, aspiring model
New Bedford, Massachusetts based trans man,
visual artist and aspiring model. Photography by ally
Brittany Brackett.
TANYA MAI RANDSTOFT | Photography
Bent Not Broken series
Explores gender, expression and performance.
London based photographer with several interests.
"I shoot architecture and abstract; I shoot people on
the street and I work in the studio with models that
are out of the ordinary, including myself."
ELIJAH AVERETT-BALSER
Poetry & Spoken Word
TransgenderFluid artist originally from Kansas City,
Missouri. He will be reading original writings at our
State of Transition Luncheon & Open mic event.
UC|CU'S TRANS LIVES VIRTUAL LIBRARY
A LIVING COLLECTION OF AUDIO & VIDEO
ACCOUNTS OF EXTRAORDINARY PEOPLE IN
OUR COMMUNITY. RAW. UNEDITED. PROUD.
Visual Artist, Writer/Poet, Musician Composer
Montreal based interdisciplinary trans feminine
artist combining performance, music, photography
and spoken word with experimental film and video.
JAYDEN VIEIRA | Photography
Visual Artist, aspiring model
New Bedford, Massachusetts based trans man,
visual artist and aspiring model. Photography by ally
Brittany Brackett.
TANYA MAI RANDSTOFT | Photography
Bent Not Broken series
Explores gender, expression and performance.
London based photographer with several interests.
"I shoot architecture and abstract; I shoot people on
the street and I work in the studio with models that
are out of the ordinary, including myself."
ELIJAH AVERETT-BALSER
Poetry & Spoken Word
TransgenderFluid artist originally from Kansas City,
Missouri. He will be reading original writings at our
State of Transition Luncheon & Open mic event.
UC|CU'S TRANS LIVES VIRTUAL LIBRARY
A LIVING COLLECTION OF AUDIO & VIDEO
ACCOUNTS OF EXTRAORDINARY PEOPLE IN
OUR COMMUNITY. RAW. UNEDITED. PROUD.
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MEET THE BOARD | DIRECTORES
VIDEO LIBRARY | ARCHIVO
EVENT PHOTOS | FOTOS
NEWS | NOTICIAS
SUMMER of '69 EXHIBIT | 50 YEARS
OF PRIDE, ACTIVISM & LEADERS
PULSE MASSACRE 2016
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WORKSHOPS & EVENTS
MAY 16, 2020 | N. Miami
MAY 16, 2020 | N. Miami
JANUARY 24-25, 2020
TRANSGENDER NEWS
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OCT 1 - OCT. 15, 2020
HISPANIC & INDIGENOUS
LGBT PRIDE FESTIVAL
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LGBT PRIDE FESTIVAL
MICRO GIVING Fund
Community Building,
(Re)Start Up Support
& Hope | TLGBQ
SCHOLARSHIPS for
the ARTS & EDUCATION
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& Hope | TLGBQ
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the ARTS & EDUCATION
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COMMUNITY RESOURCES
RECURSOS COMUNITARIOS
IMMIGRATION | INMIGRACIÓN
HEALTH SERVICES | SU SALUD
EMPLOYMENT | EMPLEOS
ARTLab@PRIDELINES
A SPACE TO CREATE, EXPLORE,
CONSIDER & APPRECIATE ART
CAŌBA | INSPIRING SPEAKERS,
TOPICS & SAFE SPACE FOR SAME
GENDER LOVING MEN OF COLOR
WORKSHOPS | TALLERES
STATE of HATE & BULLYING
PRIDE U 2020 | ENGAGING &
EMPOWERING MILLENNIALS IN
SOCIAL ACTIVISM & LEADERSHIP
RECURSOS COMUNITARIOS
IMMIGRATION | INMIGRACIÓN
HEALTH SERVICES | SU SALUD
EMPLOYMENT | EMPLEOS
ARTLab@PRIDELINES
A SPACE TO CREATE, EXPLORE,
CONSIDER & APPRECIATE ART
CAŌBA | INSPIRING SPEAKERS,
TOPICS & SAFE SPACE FOR SAME
GENDER LOVING MEN OF COLOR
WORKSHOPS | TALLERES
STATE of HATE & BULLYING
PRIDE U 2020 | ENGAGING &
EMPOWERING MILLENNIALS IN
SOCIAL ACTIVISM & LEADERSHIP
| LUNCHEON IS FREE - Courtesy of AHF, FLUX, CareResource, Trans Justice Funding Project & Pink Catering... BUT SEATING IS LIMITED. RSVP NOW, Please |
| ARTISTS RECEPTION & Fashion SHOW ARE FREE - Courtesy of AHF, FLUX, CareResource, Trans Justice Funding Project &OUTPlay Wear... BUT SPACE IS LIMITED. RSVP NOW, Please |
ANDRO ORTIZ
UC|CU's 2020 #TRANSLivesProject
UC|CU's 2020 #TRANSLivesProject
UC|CU's 2020 #TRANSLivesProject
UC|CU's 2020 #TRANSLivesProject
TROY PARKER/ALEXANDER JACK
UC|CU's 2020 #TRANSLivesProject
UC|CU's 2020 #TRANSLivesProject
ELIJAH JOHNSON
UC|CU's 2020 #TRANSLivesProject
UC|CU's 2020 #TRANSLivesProject
LUIS ONA
UC|CU's 2020 #TRANSLivesProject
UC|CU's 2020 #TRANSLivesProject
MARISOL
UC|CU's 2020 #TRANSLivesProject
UC|CU's 2020 #TRANSLivesProject
UC|CU's 2020 TransLives Project
DOCUMENTARY
DOCUMENTARY
BURT ROTHSTEIN
UC|CU's 2020 #TRANSLivesProject
UC|CU's 2020 #TRANSLivesProject
IAN COBOL
UC|CU's 2020 #TRANSLivesProject
UC|CU's 2020 #TRANSLivesProject
UC|CU's 2019 TransLives Project
DOCUMENTARY
DOCUMENTARY
ARYAH LESTER
UC|CU's 2019 #TRANSLivesProject
UC|CU's 2019 #TRANSLivesProject
BOBBIE MANDELL
UC|CU's 2019 #TRANSLivesProject
UC|CU's 2019 #TRANSLivesProject
ELLA MARQUES
UC|CU's 2019 #TRANSLivesProject
UC|CU's 2019 #TRANSLivesProject
RAJEE RAJINDRA NARINESINGH
UC|CU's 2019 #TRANSLivesProject
UC|CU's 2019 #TRANSLivesProject
HOUSTON CYPRESS
UC|CU's 2019 #TRANSLivesProject
UC|CU's 2019 #TRANSLivesProject
UC|CU's 2019 #TRANSLivesProject
