Translatina Network

At Translatinx Network we are proud to work with immigrants and support their educational, economic, work and health needs. Since January 1, 2021, we have held 8 workshops, 170+ trainings, reached over 500+ participants, and distributed over $40,000 in micro-grants to 134 clients of 15 different nationalities. *Will you support our Immigrant Services Work this Pride Month?* DONATE TODAY via our GIVE OUT Day platform: www.giveoutday.org/organization/Translatina-Network

¿Estas Buscando Apoyo? ¿Comunidad? ¿Oportunidades de aprendizaje? Acompañanos virtualmente en nuestros grupos semanales https://translatinxnetwork.org/services/weekly/ Looking for Support? Community? Learning Opportunities? Join Us for Our Weekly Virtual Groups!

#NowPlaying a new Latino USA podcast http://bit.ly/lusaborjas When pioneering trans activist #LorenaBorjas first arrived in the U.S. in late May of 1981, she f...ound both community and an epidemic. Through her experiences on Roosevelt Avenue in Queens, NY, Lorena developed a personal approach to connect trans Latinas and trans sex workers to critical medical and legal resources. Decades later, it would be another massive health crisis COVID-19 that would take the life of this beloved community leader, putting into stark relief her vast legacy. Now, her closest friends paint an intergenerational portrait of Lorena, as a trailblazer, a mentor, and a mother. #LGBTQ #TransLatina #TransRights LISTEN HERE: bit.ly/lusaborjas

We begin this 2021 Pride Month by remembering the life and celebrating the legacy of Lorena Borjas! Lorena was a beloved community member, fierce leader, in few words, a mother for our translatina community in Queens, New York. https://www.latinousa.org/2021/05/28/lorenasalcance/ ¡Comenzamos este Mes del Orgullo 2021 recordando la vida y celebrando el legado de Lorena Borjas! Lorena fue una líder feroz y amada en nuestra comunidad... en pocas palabras, una madre para nuestra comunidad translatina en Queens, Nueva York.

26% of LGBT youth say their biggest problems are not feeling accepted by their family, trouble at school/bullying, and fear of being out/open. Join The Anti-Trans Legislation and Advocacy Steps Workshop webinar today at http://bit.ly/ZeroHomophobiaThursday #zerohomophobia #mybestallyis