[TN, USA]
Remembering Tiffany Berry

Casey Lanham, a female-to-male transsexual in a black vest and button-down dress shirt, stands at a podium in front of about 50 people at the First Unitarian Church of the River. Slowly, he reads from a list of over 300 names.

Photo: The Transgender Day of Remembrance is observed in over 200 locations in eight countries.Bianca Phillips

[CA,USA]

Remembering our dead

In observance of the fifth annual Transgender Day of Remembrance, The Center hosted a candlelight march and memorial service on Nov.20.

Photo: (L-r) Matt Stevens, Brenda Watson, Sandra Ramirez and Tracy O’Brien were honored Nov. 20 at The Center for their leadership within the transgender community.

[GA, USA]
Vigil honors transgender lives lost
About 100 people braved cold temperatures Nov. 18 to gather on the steps of the Georgia State Capitol to remember 19 transgender men and women who were either murdered within the past year, or committed suicide due to discrimination.
Photo: Rev. Kathi Martin served as keynote speaker for the Transgender Day of Remembrance vigil, which also used a projection screen to honor those lost to violence or suicide. Other speakers included Monica Helms (top right) and Dana Brown-Owings. (Photos by Bo Shell)

[FL, USA]
Speaker explains transgender issues for students
Some transgender people don't feel that the Pride Student Union on Florida State University's campus represents their interest.

[USA] [Commentary]
A place at the table
As i type this, I'm 30,000 or so feet above the United States, likely somewhere over Louisiana or Texas. I've just gotten back from speaking at a small college town where I was informed, quite sincerely, that there were two transgender folks within the city. Both were male-to-female transsexuals of varying backgrounds, and both are fairly isolated.