Transgender events

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San Francisco Trans Daytime of Visibility

The International TDoV is an annual holiday celebrated on March 31 around the world. The day is dedicated to celebrating the accomplishments and victories of transgender & gender nonconforming people while raising awareness of the work that is still needed to save transgender lives.

San Francisco Trans March

The mission of the SF Trans March is to inspire all trans and gender nonconforming people to realize a world where we are safe, loved, and empowered. The annual San Francisco Trans Parade is SF’s largest gender diverse Pride event and one of the largest transgender events in the entire world. It is always the Friday of Movement weekend and thousands of people attend. The SF March is organized and run entirely by volunteers from the community.

San Francisco Transgender Day of Remembrance

TDoR occurs globally on the 20th of November. This day also acts to bring visibility and momentum to a call to action to end the hatred and ignorance that the transgender community faces daily.

In San Francisco on Friday, a large crowd of people made their way from Dolores Park down to Market Street for the annual Trans Rally, a San Francisco Celebration Week tradition. People carried flags and signs and played music throughout the route of the pride, which stretched for blocks, with the number of people participating.

"We've got allies, we've got queers, and we've got transgender people, and I believe it shows we the people united can never be defeated," said LH Callim, who said he has been going to this march for many years and watched it grow.

Several people who spoke with NBC Bay Area on Friday commented on how the event has continued to enlarge.

"I'm the mom of a trans person and I've been coming to this march for many years, and every year it gets bigger," noted Janna Barkin of Marin County.

"And this year, it's the most essential that we show up for trans people, transitioned youth," Barkin continued.

Attendees at the march said recent federal policies, including policies targeting transgender people, have been very complicated for them to observe unfold.

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