Every Day is Trans Day of Visibility – #365TransVisibility Campaign

“Every Day is Trans Day of Visibility – #365TransVisibility,” is a new social media campaign by Amida Care in partnership with Colectivo Intercultural TRANSgrediendo, Community Healthcare Network (CHN), Destination Tomorrow, NEW Pride Agenda, and New York Transgender Advocacy Group (NYTAG). Launched on March 31, International Transgender Day of Visibility, the initiative will consist of a series of social media posts highlighting trans leaders, advocates, and personalities making a difference in their communities and beyond.

Visibility is power. As attacks on our trans communities continue, ensuring that trans voices, leadership, and stories are seen and celebrated—not just on March 31, but every single day—is more important than ever.

The campaign hashtag is #365TransVisibility, with posts on Facebook, Instagram and X.  Follow and share our social media posts throughout the year, featuring the words and stories of inspiring trans leaders including Lorena Borjas, Sean Coleman, Marissa Miller, and many others.

A nationally-recognized advocate for trans rights, health equity, and HIV advocacy, Marissa Miller, founder of Trans Solutions Research and Resource Center, is a lead organizer for the National Trans Visibility March, and has contributed to organizations like AIDS United, the CDC, NMAC, and the Positively Trans (T+) Transgender Law Center. Through her work at the National Trans Visibility March, over five thousand constituents from across the U.S. are brought together nationally to raise visibility of trans rights.

Lorena Borjas’ legacy is one of love, compassion, and unwavering dedication. Lorena led the Lorena Borjas Community Fund, providing bond assistance for LGBTQ+ immigrants facing arrest. She also founded Colectivo Intercultural Transgrediendo and tirelessly worked to ensure that transgender sex workers had access to HIV testing, syringe-exchange programs, and mental health services. She saved countless lives, offering not just services, but also hope and support when it was needed most. Though she passed in March 2020 from complications of COVID-19, her work continues to inspire and guide future generations of activists.

	Sean Coleman is the founder and Executive Director at Destination Tomorrow a community center in the Bronx whose focus is economic empowerment. He also runs the Bronx Trans Collective, a development company based in New York with interest in Atlanta and Los Angeles. As the founder of Destination Tomorrow, Sean Coleman’s work shows us the importance of investing in and strengthening our communities so that we can unite and respond strategically to create positive change.