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Day 127 (of 2025/26) InterNational Transgender Day of Visibility

Never forget:

🏳️‍⚧️ You matter 

🏳️‍🌈 You are loved 

🏳️‍⚧️ You are valued 

🏳️‍🌈 You are important 

🏳️‍⚧️ Your identity is valid 

But challenges continue: https://apple.news/AuLdeAi7lRDmOsbj59obHFQ or https://observer.co.uk/news/national/article/girlguiding-facing-mass-exodus-after-setting-deadline-for-trans-girls-to-quit

And while days like today exist because visibility is still needed, so is honesty: there are still challenges, still resistance, still voices pushing back against inclusion. That reality doesn’t weaken the message, it clarifies why it matters. In our school community, inclusion isn’t conditional or seasonal, it’s a commitment. Everyone is welcome here, including those still learning what that truly means, but respect is the baseline we stand on together.

Observed on the 31st of March 2026, TDOV was founded in 2009 by transgender activist Rachel Crandall to counteract the negative narratives often associated with transgender lives. This day provides an opportunity to acknowledge trans achievements, educate society, and advocate for equal rights. It exists to raise awareness of transgender people, recognize their lives, and push back on the shallow, distorted ways trans people are too often discussed in public life.

First steps: celebrate Transgender Day of Visibility with graphic novels! https://www.wpl.ca/blog/trans-day-graphic-novels/

(Great additions to every library)

Trans History looks at gender non conformity from ancient times through modern times

Becoming Who We Are are real stories about growing up and sharing experiences

Cheer up the social pressure of high school

Welcome to St Hell reflection of early 2000s coming of age of a closeted trans man

Deep & Dark Blue magic and hiding during political coup

Lunar Boy boy from the moon and not fitting in on earth…

Magical Boy just a trans boy trying to get through school – then learns he’s from a long line of Magical Girls…

Across a Field of Starlight friends living solar systems apart – until a war threatens their world(s)

Boys Weekend satirical horror of a weekend stay at a hotel

A Song For You and I unlikely friendship when a flying horse gets injured

Us love story during gender transition

Girl Haven no boys allowed…