2026 International Transgender Day of Remembrance
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November 20th is International Transgender Day of Remembrance, and on this annual day of observance, our community will once again gather at St. Paul's Parish Hall to honor and remember the transgender and gender-expansive lives lost this year, while celebrating the resilience, courage, and brilliance of our trans communities.
First observed in 1999, Transgender Day of Remembrance began as a vigil to memorialize those whose lives were lost to anti-transgender violence. Since 2010, Northwest Arkansas has joined communities worldwide in observing this meaningful tradition of remembrance, reflection, and solidarity.
Join us as we honor those we've lost, celebrate the lives and contributions of transgender and gender-expansive people, and come together in hope for a future where everyone can live openly, safely, and authentically.
First observed in 1999, Transgender Day of Remembrance began as a vigil to memorialize those whose lives were lost to anti-transgender violence. Since 2010, Northwest Arkansas has joined communities worldwide in observing this meaningful tradition of remembrance, reflection, and solidarity.
Join us as we honor those we've lost, celebrate the lives and contributions of transgender and gender-expansive people, and come together in hope for a future where everyone can live openly, safely, and authentically.
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Where is it happening?
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States
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