Nonprofit

Trans Journalists Association

New York, NY
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transjournalists.org

  • Mission

    The Trans Journalists Association is a professional membership organization with a mission to promote more accurate, nuanced coverage of trans issues and communities in the media. We also provide resources, support, and events to aid gender-expansive journalists in their workplaces and careers. Working with newsrooms, affinity groups, and journalism-supporting organizations, we create discussion about best practices for covering trans people in all contexts. We also maintain a style guide aiming to address common and complex questions that arise when reporting on our communities. We welcome the membership of gender-expansive journalists of all self-descriptions and backgrounds, as well as allies interested in our work.

    The Trans Journalists Association is a professional membership organization with a mission to promote more accurate, nuanced coverage of trans issues and communities in the media. We also provide resources, support, and events to aid gender-expansive journalists in their workplaces and careers. Working with newsrooms, affinity groups, and journalism-supporting organizations, we create discussion about best practices for covering trans people in all contexts. We also maintain a style guide aiming to address common and complex questions that arise when reporting on our communities. We welcome the membership of gender-expansive journalists of all self-descriptions and backgrounds, as well as allies interested in our work.

    About Us

    The Trans Journalists Association is a professional membership organization that promotes more accurate, nuanced coverage of trans issues and communities in the media and supports gender-expansive journalists in their workplaces and careers.

    We are a nonprofit 501(c)(3) charitable organization and our EIN is 93-2276958.

    Since its founding in 2020, the TJA has worked with newsrooms, affinity groups, and journalism-supporting organizations to discuss best practices for covering trans people in all contexts. As part of that work, we maintain a style guide that aims to address common and complex questions that arise when reporting on our communities.

    We have supported more than 800 trans and gender-expansive journalists through our workplace and coverage resources, and maintain an active membership of about 200. In 2023 alone, we also reached more than 1,000 working journalists across the world with panels and webinars on covering trans communities with accuracy and nuance.

    Our members span the globe and represent a vast spectrum of media formats, experience levels, and coverage areas. We welcome the support of gender-expansive journalists of all self-descriptions and backgrounds, as well as allies interested in our work.

    Learn more about opportunities to support us, our supporters, sponsorships, and donating.

    If you wish to stay up to date about the latest happenings of the TJA, you can sign up for our mailing list.

    We maintain online communities for journalists, including dedicated spaces for trans, nonbinary, and gender-expansive to connect and discuss journalism, trans coverage, and working in media. Learn more about joining or head to our members site to join now.

    For media requests, questions about membership and other inquiries, please email contact@transjournalists.org.

    You can also follow us on Twitter, Bluesky, and Instagram. We are most active on LinkedIn.

    The Trans Journalists Association is a professional membership organization that promotes more accurate, nuanced coverage of trans issues and communities in the media and supports gender-expansive journalists in their workplaces and careers.

    We are a nonprofit 501(c)(3) charitable organization and our EIN is 93-2276958.

    Since its founding in 2020, the TJA has worked with newsrooms, affinity groups, and journalism-supporting organizations to discuss best practices for covering trans people in all contexts. As part of that work, we maintain a style guide that aims to address common and complex questions that arise when reporting on our communities.

    We have supported more than 800 trans and gender-expansive journalists through our workplace and coverage resources, and maintain an active membership of about 200. In 2023 alone, we also reached more than 1,000 working journalists across the world with panels and webinars on covering trans…

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