We just released our EOFY Impact Report for 2024/25. It tells the story of our movement from January 2025 until today.
Our movement has grown enormously since then, building a continent-wide movement fighting for freedom, justice and equality for all trans and gender-diverse people.
We’ve been going nonstop since January. Supporters have helped us to mobilise 16,300 people in the Protect Trans Youth day of action to oppose the cruel ban on gender affirming care, launched Flood the Post, and go all-out at the election with the Trans Justice Pledge.
I’m incredibly proud of what our movement has achieved.
We’ve got big plans for the rest of the year: launching new campaigns, hosting in-person trainings in cities around the country, and fighting to overturn the cruel and unjust ban on gender affirming medical care for those under 18 in Queensland.
We’re so glad to have you as a part of this movement. You have been a vital part of the future that we are building together, whether you’ve organised an event, donated, volunteered, spoken to your representatives, or simply shared our work.
Read about what we’ve done over the last six months, and our plans for the year ahead, by downloading our Impact Report now!
The anti-trans billionaires and their lobbyists and politicians have multimillion dollar campaigns of fear and disinformation. but we have something stronger: each other.
And together we are building a world where all of us are safe, celebrated, and free. Our movement has already chipped in more than $19,000, putting us incredibly close to hitting our EOFY goal.
A huge thank you to everyone who has donated already to help power our work!
Will you help us get over the line and raise $20,000 by 30 June 2025 to power our work into the future?
In solidarity for trans justice,
Jackie Turner (she/her), Director
The Trans Justice Project works and organises on the stolen land of the Gadigal people of the Eora nation. We acknowledge Traditional Owners across this continent and their continuing connection to Country. Sovereignty was never ceded and we pay our respects to Elders past and present. Always was, always will be, Aboriginal Land.