About Transgender Day of Visibility
International Transgender Day of Visibility is celebrated annually on March 31. It is a day dedicated to recognizing and celebrating the accomplishments and contributions of transgender individuals and gender-expansive people. The history of this important day dates to 2010 when Rachel Crandall, a transgender activist from Michigan, founded it to raise awareness about the challenges faced by the transgender community.
Since its inception, Trans Day of Visibility has grown in significance and popularity, with events and activities held around the world to promote visibility and acceptance for transgender people. It serves as a reminder that transgender individuals deserve respect, dignity, and equal rights in all societies.
The day also highlights the resilience and strength of the transgender community in overcoming discrimination and prejudice.
Celebrate Trans Lives with these books for all ages. An inclusive library collection in honor of International Trans Day of Visibility to ensure that all LGBTQ+ communities feel represented on our library shelves.
For additional titles and resources, we also encourage you to visit our LGBTQ+ Resource page.
Did you know?
San José Public Library provides library members the opportunity to select their preferred name for their library account. This ensures library customers have the opportunity to establish the way they would like to be addressed by staff and the library.
Learn more about preferred names in our FAQs.
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