Posted on 10. April 2022 in Our work, Creating Change, Working with the Community
Trans feminine emerging leaders are invited to this programme that seeks to enhance their sustainable organising skills and leadership capacity.
If you lead or you wish to lead local or regional trans movements, advocate effectively on behalf of your community, and support the advancement of trans people rights and wellbeing in the EU, this is the right programme for you!
The Trans Feminine Leaders Academy is not just a training. It is a long-year programme tailored specially for its participants.
After the selection, we want to know you better, and understand how we can boost your leadership skills!
In the Trans Feminine Leaders Academy, you will find:
By the end of the Academy, you will have stronger skills to support your fight against gender inequalities, gender-identity discrimination, and to contribute to our shared journey to achieve the full enjoyment of Human Rights by trans folks!
* This includes not only the upcoming training, but also the mentoring programme and final retreat in 2023.
Good to note: Priority will be given to those who are from marginalised communities and underrepresented countries. Feel free to share more about your background when applying. All information will be held confidentially.
Send your application by filling the online form (approximately 15 minutes) by Sunday 1 May.
If selected, our Community Building team will reach out to you in May and invite you to a quick check-in. No panic! This will just be an opportunity for us to get to know you, your challenges and priorities. We will discuss about what you need in your leadership journey and this will directly inform the design of the training in August
TGEU is a European-based umbrella organisation supporting, fighting, and advocating for the rights and wellbeing of trans people across Europe and Central Asia. TGEU is committed to intersectional justice and trans rights through advocacy, campaigning, researching, community building, and networking with alliances. The organisation represents more than 183 member organisations in 48 countries.