Trans Day of Visibility - Building Allyship Panel

Join Thorne Harbour Health and Transgender Victoria for a Trans Day of Visibility panel exploring how we can build meaningful, informed allyship for trans and gender diverse communities. Grounded in Transgender Victoria’s Pledge Campaign and its eight core actions, this conversation will bring together diverse voices across lived experience, community leadership and service delivery.

Through a facilitated panel discussion, speakers will unpack what allyship looks like in practice, across workplaces, services and communities and how we can move beyond intent into action. The session will highlight the importance of visibility, advocacy and shared responsibility in creating safer, more inclusive environments.

Following the panel, attendees are invited to stay for informal networking and connection with sector peers and community members.

Afternoon tea is provided.

A photographer will be present, if you wish not to have your photos taken a sticker will be given for you to wear.

Remote online viewing can be requested when acquiring your ticket (check out questions). Alternatively email events@thorneharbour.org , a private link will be sent out.

Trans Day of Visibility

Trans Day of Visibility is an annual international celebration of trans pride and awareness, recognising transgender, gender diverse and non-binary experiences and achievements. On 31 March celebrate with gender diverse people all around Australia by sharing stories, starting conversations, and attending events.

Sign the pledge and find out more at https://www.tdov.org.au/#pledge

About TGV

Transgender Victoria is Victoria’s leading body for transgender, gender diverse and non-binary (TGD) people. They are trans-led, working for, by and with trans communities to achieve better social, economic and health outcomes.

As Australia’s largest trans-led peer support charity, they represent TGD communities by fostering connection, advocating for change and supporting trans people to lead full and meaningful lives.

Find out more at https://www.tgv.org.au/