We are weaving a network of care.
Knowing who and where our cousins are means we can move — together — when inevitable harm comes near, and mobilize resources to reduce or avoid harm.

This is how we protect each other.

Our stories belong to us.
The focused attacks on our communities require response from those who are most affected. We are documenting, shaping, and telling our truth — in our own words, on our own terms.

We make space for the full range of Black trans life — across identities, experiences, and paths — so we can anchor towards our shared experiences and move in coordination, not isolation.

Some of us are new to movement.
Some of us have been here.

All of us belong.

Artists. Youth. Workers. Dreamers. Builders.

This is your entry point.