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Hate Crimes Bill Press Conference
1/9 Congressional Hearing on Transgender Discrimination
9/9 Congressional Hearing on Transgender Discrimination
 
Mara Keisling & Shaun on ENDA
 
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Welcome to the National Center for Trangender Equality's official youtube channel.

This space is brand new, so stay tuned for new content not yet added!
About Me:
 
The National Center for Transgender Equality (NCTE) is a 501(c)3 social justice organization dedicated to advancing the equality of transgender people through advocacy, collaboration and empowerment.

NCTE was founded in 2003 by transgender activists who saw the urgent need for a consistent voice in Washington DC for transgender people.

NCTE provides this presence by monitoring federal activity and communicating this activity to our members around the country, providing congressional education, and establishing a center of expertise on transgender issues.
Country:
United States
Hobbies:
Transgender Equality
Recent Activity  
NCTEquality favorited a video (2 weeks ago)
Creating Change 2009: Interview with Mara Keisling - Executive Director - NCTE 1/2
 
 
NCTEquality favorited a video (2 weeks ago)
Interview with Mara Keisling, executive director of the National Center for Transgender Equality, at the Equality
Federation Summer Meeting 2009. ...   more
 
 
NCTEquality favorited a video (2 weeks ago)
At the 2008 Equality NC Conference, Mara Keisling, National Center for Transgender Equality - "Winning Transgender Inclusive Legislation"   more
 
 
NCTEquality uploaded a new video (2 weeks ago)
Press conference with Sen. Leahy on the passage of the Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act
 
Channel Comments (3)
CaraAllen (1 year ago)
As a transgender person, I cannot tell you of the impact this has on our ability to walk proud. The day will come when we can be honest contribuors to society without having to hide who and what we are.

We are taxpayers, fathers, mothers, veterans, preachers, teachers, Americans. Events like this demonstrate to the rest of the world why America has been a beacon of truth, humanity and acceptance for over two hundred years.

The day when I can be accepted for my diversity may not arrive in my lifetime, but I will be able to say that I remember this day. The day that the Congress of the United States discussed transgender rights with civility and respect. The beginning of the end of shame for me.
CorinaCCisneros (1 year ago)
Bravo!!!
geralynntgirl (1 year ago)
I would like to be the first to comment to your main page. I do so very much appreciate the work you have done in helping the Transgendered community in moving forward in the name of Equality.

Certainly there are many obstacles to overcome. I am hopeful that this first hearing will be of many more to come. Discrimination cannot be tolerated in the workplace. Not for anyone, and not only in the workplace - But in society in general.

Way To Go!!!