“This work exists because trans women should not have to survive abandonment in silence.”
Trans United Fund documents violence, policy attacks, housing instability, medical denial, and public erasure facing trans people — especially Black trans women, trans youth, and people pushed into danger by systems that call harm “policy.”
It is reporting, recordkeeping, mutual aid, and protection work.
Trans United Fund follows the stories that institutions, media, and public outrage often leave behind. We keep names in the record. We track patterns. We support survival beyond the headline.
This work is by and for trans women, grounded in lived experience, trust, and accountability.
Why subscribe?
Black trans women face devastating rates of homelessness, housing insecurity, and systemic exclusion — driven by discrimination in employment, housing, healthcare, and public systems meant to protect people.
Three in five Black trans women experience housing instability in their lifetime. Many are pushed into survival economies, unsafe living conditions, or cycles of displacement simply for existing.
Your subscription directly sustains Trans United Fund’s core mission:
• Safe, permanent housing for homeless Black trans women — moving people off the streets and into stable, affirming homes rooted in dignity, autonomy, and long-term care.
• Direct material support for trans women navigating crisis — including emergency housing assistance, relocation support, and survival resources.
• Community-led mutual aid — trans women supporting trans women, without gatekeeping, moral policing, or institutional abandonment.
Subscribers directly sustain Trans United Fund’s work: public recordkeeping, reporting, mutual aid, and protection for Black trans women and trans people pushed into danger by systems that abandon them.
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Your support helps keep this work public, independent, and rooted in survival beyond the headline.
