Each year on March 31, the world observes Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV) to raise awareness about transgender people. It is a day to celebrate the lives and contributions of trans people, while also drawing attention to the poverty, discrimination, and violence the community faces.
International TDOV was created in 2010 by trans advocate Rachel Crandall. Crandall, the head of Transgender Michigan, established TDOV to create a day where people could re-focus on celebrating the lives of transgender people, empowering them to live authentically, while still acknowledging that due to discrimination, not every trans person can or wants to be visible.
At the University of Kentucky College of Public Health, we uphold the standard that all students belong here. This TDOV, let us celebrate and show support for the lives and contributions of trans people and uplift the voices of those in the community.
We aim to be a champion of diversity, equity and inclusion, in line with our vision to be the catalyst of positive change for population health.
Go to Page
Resources for Trans and Gender Non-Conforming Kentuckians.
External Link
Recurring weekly events and the center.
Whether you’re just beginning to question your birth-assigned gender identity, or you’ve been comfortably transgender for decades, we are here to listen and to ensure you get the most leading-edge care possible.
The College of Medicine Department of Family and Community Medicine's approach to care provides an ideal setting for transgender patient care and training.
Parents and allies of transgender teens in and around Lexington, KY. We meet up several times a year to catch up and encourage each other through the good and bad times.
