Trans Lifeline

@translifeline.org

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Peer support hotline for the trans community. US: 877-565-8860⁣⁣ | Canada: 877-330-6366⁣ 10am - 6pm PT/1pm - 9pm ET translifeline.org

Graphic with the headline: "Defend Trans + Two-Spirit Lives." Text reads: "A joint action to protect 2SLGBTQI+, immigrants, bodily and Tribal sovereignty." The graphic explains that federal officials are proposing a rule that could cut funding for programs and providers that support trans and Two-Spirit people, immigrants, and their collective rights. Call to action: "Submit a public comment by July 13." Logos for Trans Lifeline and Native Organizers Alliance appear in the upper right corner.
Graphic with a pastel red background and hot pink star shapes. Large text reads: “Pride 2026. Donate to Trans Lifeline.” Below, the graphic says: “Pride isn’t over. Turn your anger into action.” Body text reads: “Trans Lifeline is run by and for trans people. Your gift helps sustain life-saving support for trans people all year long. Donate now:” A blue button-style banner at the bottom displays the URL: “translifeline.org/donate”. The Trans Lifeline logo appears in the top right corner. The graphic encourages donations to support Trans Lifeline’s trans-led hotline, community support, and direct assistance programs beyond Pride Month.
Video of Sasha Colby, winner of RuPaul's Drag Race Season 15, speaking directly to the camera about allyship. Sasha explains that allyship is an ongoing practice, not a label, and that it happens in everyday moments—when allies challenge misinformation, speak up in conversations, and advocate for trans people even when no trans person is present. She reminds viewers that trans people are not a debate or a belief, but human beings deserving of dignity, safety, and freedom. She says the most meaningful support comes from being listened to, understood, and genuinely cared for, and encourages allies to build solidarity by recognizing our shared humanity.
Illustrated cover for a carousel about trans allyship. Two trans people embrace with their arms wrapped around each other in a circular shape beneath trans symbols and a heart. The background features the colors of the transgender pride flag with wavy borders. Text reads: "What to Know to Be a Trans Ally!"
Video of multidisciplinary artist Mars Wright dancing joyfully outdoors while text appears on screen: "How do you maintain hope? The anger I feel about how the world treats us (🏳️‍⚧️) is unbearable. I remember the people who came before me. I think about how they danced until the sun came up in underground clubs. I remember the stories my elders have told me about how they showed up for one another. I think about the folks I have lost and how they are looking down on me, reminding me to live my life to the fullest. And most importantly, I remember young Mars and how desperately he just wanted to spend one day in this world with a beard and a flat chest. And how he wouldn't believe we get to spend every day for the rest of our lives with a beard and a flat chest. If you are in need of support, or know a trans person who is struggling, Trans Lifeline is here for you. US: (877) 565-8860 Canada: (877) 330-6366”
Graphic with a black background, turquoise and pink accents. Large turquoise text reads: "Educate Yourself." Smaller text reads: "You don't have to be an expert on all things trans, but the more you learn, the more empowered you'll feel to talk about it and educate others. Being an ally is more than a label. It's an ongoing practice of learning how to better support trans people." A resource link is provided: heyimtrans.com/allies.
Graphic with a bright pink background and Trans Lifeline Pride branding. Large text reads: “PRIDE 2026. Looking for tangible ways to help the trans community this Pride Month? Share the Trans Lifeline hotline number — it could save a life!” The graphic features illustrated retro cell phones on the left and a purple-tinted photo of two smiling people, one talking on a phone, on the right. Hotline numbers are displayed prominently: US: (877) 565-8860 Canada: (877) 330-6366 Text at the bottom reads: “Donate to Trans Lifeline: translifeline.org/donate.” Decorative turquoise and purple graphic elements appear throughout the design.
Illustrated graphic by Meg Emiko Lee for Trans Lifeline. Large text in pastel trans pride flag colors reads: “CHOOSE TRANS LIVES OVER CIS COMFORT.” The background is dark navy blue and surrounded by white, pink, and blue flowers with green leaves. Text at the bottom reads “@MEGEMIKOART x TRANS LIFELINE.”
Graphic featuring a quote by Blezzing Dada on a bright cyan background with purple and blue Trans Lifeline Pride-themed design elements. The top half of the image includes a purple quotation mark icon and the text: “To live as a multiply marginalized person in this world is to confront forces that insist on your diminishment. To continue existing anyway is an act of refusal.” Below the quote is a purple-tinted portrait of Blezzing Dada wearing glasses and a face mask. Decorative white dotted accents and a purple butterfly illustration appear on the right side. The Trans Lifeline logo is displayed in the upper right corner.
Graphic with a deep purple background and black flame illustration. Large pink and white text reads: “There Would Be No Pride Without Trans People.” Butterflies and chain graphics appear around the edges. The Trans Lifeline logo appears in the top right corner.
Graphic with a pink background and purple star shapes. Large white and dark blue text reads “Protect Trans Youth.” Smaller text says “Sign Our Petition Now!” and “Political attacks on trans people are on the rise.” Additional text reads: “We must step up this Pride Month to protect trans youth. They deserve access to gender-affirming care, safety at school, and privacy.” A black raised hand holding a red flame appears in the bottom right corner. The Trans Lifeline logo appears in the top right corner.
Pink graphic with bold text reading: “SHARE THE TRANS LIFELINE HOTLINE.” Smaller text says: “It could save a life.” U.S. and Canada hotline numbers are displayed alongside a butterfly illustration and colorful geometric shapes. Hotline numbers are listed for the U.S. and Canada: US: (877) 565-8860 CAN: (877) 330-6366 Donation text at the bottom reads: “Donate to Trans Lifeline: translifeline.org/donate.”
Graphic with black background, broken chains, butterflies, and a large red flame behind bold text that reads: “PRIDE IS A CELEBRATION. ITS ROOTS ARE REBELLION.” A pink label at the bottom reads “Pride 2026.” Trans Lifeline logo appears in the corner.
Graphic with purple, pink, and blue abstract background shapes and floral illustrations. Text reads: “May is Mental Health Awareness Month. YOU DESERVE SUPPORT. Trans Lifeline is here for trans people - by trans people.” Trans Lifeline logo appears in the bottom right corner.
Photo is showcasing our Angel token and exclusive TL pins at our booth. Behind the Angel token is our QR code to donate to Trans Lifeline.
The words “In the natural world, there has never been just one way to be. Banana slugs have both male and female reproductive organs. So do hibiscus flowers!” appear on a purple background flanked by blue rounded shapes. Photographs of a hibiscus and two banana slugs appear on the bottom of the graphic.
The words “Extended! Grab a FREE sticker pack. Due to popular demand, we are extending our sticker campaign. Grab yours by April 12th” appear on top of a blue background flanked by rounded shapes. There are 3 photos of the Trans Lifeline stickers below the text.
A sakura blossom but trans colors themed picture with many names. titled Trans Visibility Streamathon 2026, below, $32,333.97. The bulk says thank you to our 75 creators this year: As follows: AliceLunazera, Aliquem, AoiHusky, ArenEternal, AvaThroughFire, BrainGlobule , BunnyHearted, CafeFoxTale, carrarium, ClockworkOphelia, CodeChannel, DJ QUINN, DomeVansOfficial, Driima, EmrysRhymesWithAbyss, EtoileDoll, fairyprincesslucy, FlannalFawn, FrostyRayzablade, Galloop, GloopQueen, Goblin Mode, hazelazazelzel, Heartwood, IggyMaid, Jauntie_Jackalope, Jayo_exe, JessRappaport, JohnnyRebeck, KaleidoskyVR, KaptainKira, Keshi, kipbite, Klairs, komiburne, Lady Bug, LadyEmilyPresents, Lucky_Bun, Luxiy9, Lylac Sky, Marklmoon, MeekaStardust, MelodicButtonmash, melody_wisp, MiniCeleste, Miss_Will_o_Witch, NebaNatsuki, NightSkyeVT, NinePearlFangs, nocturnal_thing, NuVanDibe, Oceonax, RekyChannel, Reneta_Scian, RobinSashiko, Saxmith, ScaruriVT, SheepAreAMyth, SoftlySteph, StarheartVR, sxkyu, ThatTransKnight, TheAstralHammer, thedantelu, TheLastSeahorse, TheWivesAnarchy, tw0p0intzer0, VioletTheVampire, Virtually_Char, VoxelotlVT, WIRE-WITCH, wyrm_on_a_string, Yarnyland , ZieglerByte, Zoomizoomi97
The words “Trans visibility looks different for everyone. How I choose to be visible or not and by who is valid.” appear on top of a purple background flanked by illustrations of leaves in rounded shapes.
The words “Trans Liberation is Collective Liberation” appear on top of a purple background flanked by illustrations of leaves inside rounded shapes.
A dense calendar featuring all the streamers that will be streaming for trans lifeline, each calendar block is a different shade of rainbow. Streamer names, in alphabetical order: AliceLunazera, Aliquem, AoiHusky, ArenEternal, AvaThroughFire, BrainGlobule , BunnyHearted, CafeFoxTale, carrarium, ClockworkOphelia, CodeChannel, DJ QUINN, DomeVansOfficial, Driima, EmrysRhymesWithAbyss, EtoileDoll, fairyprincesslucy, FlannalFawn, Forneia, FrostyRayzablade, Galloop, GloopQueen, Goblin Mode, hazelazazelzel, Heartwood, IggyMaid, Jauntie_Jackalope, Jayo_exe, JessRappaport, JohnnyRebeck, KaleidoskyVR, KaptainKira, Keshi, kipbite, Klairs, komiburne, Lady Bug, LadyEmilyPresents, Lucky_Bun, Luxiy9, Lylac Sky, Marklmoon, MeekaStardust, MelodicButtonmash, melody_wisp, MiniCeleste, Miss_Will_o_Witch, NebaNatsuki, NightSkyeVT, NinePearlFangs, nocturnal_thing, NuVanDibe, Oceonax, RekyChannel, Reneta_Scian, RobinSashiko, Saxmith, ScaruriVT, SheepAreAMyth, SoftlySteph, StarheartVR, sxkyu, ThatTransKnight, TheAstralHammer, thedantelu, TheLastSeahorse, TheWivesAnarchy, tw0p0intzer0, VioletTheVampire, Virtually_Char, VoxelotlVT, WIRE-WITCH, wyrm_on_a_string, Yarnyland , ZieglerByte, Zoomizoomi97
The words “Federal and state governments are targeting trans people - limiting Medicaid coverage for gender-affirming care and denying care to incarcerated trans people. Some states are advancing policies that restrict gender-affirming care, legal ID changes, bathroom access, and related services. Schools and students’ rights have also been targeted. Defend trans people now! Sign our petition today.” appear on an ombre background with a graphic of a fist with the trans flag wrapped around the wrist.
Navy blue background with white text that reads: Note: consent is not a one-time moment. patterns and systems matter. reflection: what approaches and offers have worked historically? which ones cause tension? peer support tip: notice trends over multiple interactions. e.g. "i've noticed you often need a pause or moment to breathe before transitioning from topic to topic, wanna plan for that?"
The following words appear on a colorful Afro-futurist background with a picture of CeCe McDonald: “CeCe McDonald. CeCe McDonald uses her experience with incarceration to bring attention to the prison industrial complex, abolition, and the acute challenges trans women of color face both inside and outside of prison. She has spoken at colleges and universities and has given interviews with major news outlets. McDonald’s work sets the stage for a future free from carceral responses to violence that benefit trans and cis people alike. Photo credit: Chartwell Speakers”
The text "permission is a part of consent but consent =/= permission" on a dark blue background. At the bottom of the page the handles "@connectiwithoumou x(in collaboration with) @translifeline
An informative claymation video featuring a voice-over that discusses safe binding strategies while two hands sculpt clay to look like figures binding.
White background with light blue lines in a grid formation. An image of a police car upside down with flowers growing out of it is at the bottom left. The text reads "flowers are nice & candy's so sweet. we will always choose our community over the police"
Gradient yellow to pink background. An illustration of an arm holding a megaphone with the Trans flag colors waving out of it. The text says, "TAKE ACTION. All major medical associations agree: Gender-affirming care is essential healthcare that saves lives."
An informative claymation video featuring a voice-over that discusses safe binding strategies while two hands sculpt clay to look like figures binding.
A quote from Raquel Willis reads, “Each generation of trans people has faced some kind of persecution. And each time, we refuse the scarcity myths handed to us, leaving the soil richer for the next ones. So I ask you, Oh, trans people of now, what fruit will you bear?” A photo of Raquel Willis appears on top of an ombre yellow to pink background with her photo in the top left corner.
Purple and pink background with the text Community Conversations as the main title. The flyer is promoting our speakers and highlighting the session: Redefining Love & Relationships on Our Own Terms.
An informative claymation video featuring a voice-over that discusses safe binding strategies while two hands sculpt clay to look like figures binding.
The words “Black Trans Futures Month” appear on a yellow and pink ombre background with an Afrofuturist design and a graphic of a Black trans person in the bottom right corner.