Every year on Trans Day of Remembrance (TDoR), held on 20 November, we remember and honour the lives of trans and gender-diverse people reported murdered in the last 12 months.
TDoR 2022 Campaign
People and organisations around the world mobilise to counter the anti-trans violence we face every day. For TDoR 2022, we invite you to amplify trans voices, commit to concrete actions, and highlight resources, perspectives, and work for trans rights while using a unifying hashtag #TDoR2022.
TDoR 2022 video
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TDoR 2020 Campaign
On the Trans Day of Remembrance 2020 (#TDoR2020), we remember and honour trans and gender-diverse people whose lives were taken away from us. We must never forget that behind every name stands a life fully lived. A person who fought and laughed. Who supported others. A person who loved and was loved. We remember and mourn those we lost. We honour their legacies every day. We fight for our futures.
TDoR 2020 video
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TDoR 2019 Campaign
The 2019 video seeks to honour the lives of the trans people who were taken away from us and to highlight the efforts of communities, groups, and activists fighting not only to survive, but also for the safety and rights of trans and gender-diverse people all over the world.
Learn more about TGEU’s TDoR work on https://tdor.tgeu.org/
The Trans Murder Monitoring (TMM) Update for TDoR can be seen on https://transrespect.org/en/tmm-update-trans-day-of-remembrance-2019/
(!) Content warning: the video contains brief descriptions of violence and police oppression. (!)
TDoR 2018 Campaign
As every year, the Trans Murder Monitoring (TMM) project of the Transrespect vs. Transphobia Worldwide project has published data of the reported killings of trans and gender-diverse people around the world.
Read the update here:
TMM Update Trans Day of Remembrance 2018
On this Trans Day of Remembrance, TGEU’s Board and Steering Committee:
commit to work with under-represented communities, to center these voices and experiences, for only in this way will there be justice for all trans people, and a future where we all are safe.
Read the full statement here:
On TDoR 2018 “We will not forget those of our siblings that we have lost to violence.”
Watch the videos produced for the Trans Day of Remembrance 2018 below:
TDoR 2017 Campaign
In 2017, TGEU together with partner organisations, launched a campaign website (https://tdor.tgeu.org) in 14 languages; English, Estonian, Spanish, Russian, Hungarian, Romanian, Serbian, Armenian, Slovakian, French, German, Portuguese, Turkish, and Ukrainian.
The website includes;
- resources for event organisers:
- safe(r) space guidelines;
- 7 tips for allies;
- 7 ways to commemorate TDoR;
- Tips for Journalists;
- the name list (a list of names of the trans and gender-diverse people who were killed in the last year);
- event list;
- and social media tools for online campaigning:
- Facebook profile photo frame;
- Posters and stickers that can be edited on Canva.
TDoR 2016 Campaign
About Transgender Day of Remembrance
Every year on 20th November activists all over the world commemorate Trans Day of Remembrance to honour and remember trans people who lost their lives during the year. According to the Transrespect versus Transphobia Worldwide (TvT) research project of Transgender Europe, at least 116 trans people were reported murdered in Europe since 2008.
(!) CONTENT WARNING: Descriptions of violence and murder (!)
Almost 300 trans and gender-diverse people murdered in the last year
Read the press release from TGEU’s Transrespect versus Transphobia Worldwide research project for the Trans Day of Remembrance 2016: http://transrespect.org/en/tmm-trans-day-remembrance-2016/
“On the occasion of the the 18th International Transgender Day of Remembrance, which is being held on November of 20th 2016, Transgender Europe (TGEU) is publishing the Trans Murder Monitoring (TMM) research project update to join the voices raising awareness of this day regarding hate crimes against trans and gender-diverse people, and to honour the lives of those who might otherwise be forgotten.”
Trans Murder Monitoring (TMM) 2016 Updates
Every year in November we provide an update of the Trans Murder Monitoring project results for the International Transgender Day of Remembrance so as to assist activists worldwide in raising public awareness of hate crimes against trans people. The TDOR 2016 update has revealed a total of 295 cases of reported killings of trans people from October 1st 2015 to September 30th 2016.
Updated namelists, tables and maps can be downloaded here: http://transrespect.org/en/trans-murder-monitoring/tmm-resources/
Download images for #TDoR on Social Media
Follow our actions for Transgender Day of Remembrance on Twitter and Facebook. Let us know what you’re planning by sending us messages and/or tagging your posts with #TDoR
Download and use our TDoR logo for your own events and activities.
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Download the Campaign Materials
| English: – Stickers – Postcard | Armenian: – Stickers – Postcard | Georgian: – Stickers – Postcard | German: – Stickers – Postcard |
| Hungarian: – Stickers – Postcard | Portuguese: – Stickers – Postcard | Romanian: – Stickers – Postcard | Russian: – Stickers – Postcard |
| Serbian: – Stickers – Postcard | Spanish: – Stickers – Postcard | Turkish: – Stickers – Postcard |
TDoR 2015 Campaign
About Transgender Day of Remembrance
Every year on November 20th activists all over the world commemorate Trans Day of Remembrance to honour and remember trans people who lost their lives during the year. According to the Transrespect vs. Transphobia project of Transgender Europe since 2008 at least 104 trans people were reported murdered in Europe.
Download images for #TDoR on Social Media
![Transphoboa Kills. [Black butterfly - flower, TDoR logo on purple background]](http://tgeu.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/sticker-screen-02.png)
![Fight against transphobia, organise against violence, remember and grieve in Solidarity. [black and white text over orange, with TDoR logo in black]](http://tgeu.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/Facebook-cover-01.png)
![Transrespect here! Transrespect now! [Black butterfly flower on an orange background] TDoR](http://tgeu.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/sticker-screen-01.png)
How many trans people need to die for Europe to take action?
Read TGEU’s press release for the Transgender Day of Remembrance 2015; http://tgeu.org/how-many-trans-people-need-to-die-for-europe-to-take-action/
” On this Transgender Day of Remembrance, TGEU calls on the European Commission to extend current European hate crime framework to cover for gender identity, and on the Council of Europe to upscale their efforts to combat transphobic violence.”
Trans Murder Monitoring (TMM) 2015 Updates
Every year in November we provide an update of the Trans Murder Monitoring project results for the International Transgender Day of Remembrance so as to assist activists worldwide in raising public awareness of hate crimes against trans people. The TDOR 2015 update has revealed a total of 271 cases of reported killings of trans people from October 1st 2014 to September 30th 2015.
Updated namelists, tables and maps can be downloaded here: http://transrespect.org/en/trans-murder-monitoring/tmm-resources/
#TDoR
Follow our actions for Transgender Day of Remembrance on Twitter and Facebook. Let us know what you’re planning by sending us messages and/or tagging your posts with #TDoR
Download and use our TDoR logo for your own events and activities.
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TGEU’s Creative Activism workshop in Berlin
10th October 2015
http://tgeu.org/putting-a-trans-mark-on-the-city-of-berlin/
As part of an international workshop on Creative Activism 17 trans activists and artists from 13 European countries developed a creative campaign to mark some of the spaces in Berlin which have symbolic significance for trans people. Within 24 hours activists developed from scratch the campaign including a logo, a trans map of Berlin, origami workshop, living library and stands where Berliners can juggle with their gender and enjoy free coffee.
During the workshop activists chose to work on the burning issue of violence against trans persons, as it affects their communities daily. Within Europe, Italy and Turkey lead with 28 and 37 reported murders respectively since 2008. Activists marked the embassies of these two countries on the specially designed map along with places where trans people have been attacked in Berlin.
One of the outcomes of the workshop was the creation of a map, in English and German, which depicts some places of Remembrance, Culture and Celebration in Berlin. The map was created during the 24 hour workshop in Berlin, and forms part of other actions, which encourage people to remember and learn about trans stories. It includes locations marked in different colours, to show a spread of trans remembrance (spots of violence), culture and celebration, as well as marking the embassies of Italy and Turkey in Berlin. These two embassies are marked as the two countries have the worst record of reported murders in Europe. The map is not exhaustive, and there are definitely more places to be added to the map in the future to give a more comprehensive look of the city.