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Greater Portland Trans Unity

Last updated Jun 2026

About

Greater Portland Trans Unity (GPTU) is a non-hierarchical, trans-led collective founded out of the 2014 Portland Trans Pride March. It organizes the annual Trans Pride March, monthly trans socials, Trans Day of Remembrance and Visibility events, an open mic, and a community health fair, and is a founding member of the PDX Trans Housing Coalition. People can connect by attending events, volunteering, or emailing greaterportlandtransunity@gmail.com.

Communities centered

Trans & nonbinaryLGBTQ+

Services offered

Peer supportAdvocacy

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