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Transgender Law Center

Trans-affirmingLast updated Jun 2026

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Transgender Law Center is the largest trans-led civil rights organization in the country, connecting trans people and their families to legal services and advocating to change laws and systems that fail trans communities. Programs include Black Trans Circles, Positively Trans, and a Disability Project. 510-587-9696.

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Trans & nonbinary

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Legal aidAdvocacyPeer support
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