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Empowering Trans Visibility
The National Trans Visibility March (NTVM) stands as a beacon for transgender visibility, safety, and justice. Join us in our mission of advocacy, education, and community solidarity.
Our Journey
The National Trans Visibility March (NTVM) was founded in 2019 with a clear purpose: to uplift and protect trans lives, to demand equity, and to turn visibility into real systemic change.
What began as a historic march in Washington, D.C. has now become a national platform for collective action; mobilizing thousands of trans people and allies to challenge injustice, build policy power, and fight for a future that centers safety, dignity, and leadership for all trans people.
Each year, we gather not only to be seen, but to be heard. To call out violence. To celebrate community. To organize for laws that protect us. And to remind the world: trans people are not an afterthought—we are a force.
Advocating for Justice
Fostering Community Connections
NTVM strives to mobilize communities, advocates, and partners to uplift the visibility of transgender individuals. We aim to address violence, expand healthcare access, and create policies that protect the rights of TGNC people. Efforts focus on strengthening and addressing unique local challenges, including healthcare, cultural stigma, and disaster resilience.
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WHO WE ARE
The National Trans Visibility March is led by a Board of Strategy Directors composed of trans leaders across the country—experts in organizing, public policy, law, healthcare, safety, military leadership, and advocacy. Together, we build a movement that reflects the power, diversity, and lived experiences of our community.