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Use “I’m Here for You” Cards (Day 28)

Use “I’m Here for You” Cards (Day 28)

FORGE has taken the mystery out of how to support a trans survivor by creating and sharing a card that you can hand a survivor telling them the ways in which you are prepared to support them. Especially during these particularly tense times because of COVID-19,...
Take a Friend to Lunch (Day 26)

Take a Friend to Lunch (Day 26)

While it may not be possible during these COVID times to share lunch with a friend, there are many ways to connect with food. Many trans folks are struggling with food insecurity and/or are working essential jobs and are too tired to come home to cook. Here are some...
Send Postcards! (Day 23)

Send Postcards! (Day 23)

Do you eagerly rush to your mailbox every day to welcome in a new pile of junk mail and bills?  Probably not. During the days of COVID-19, more and more of us have been using old school methods to communicate with our friends and loved ones.  We’ve written longhand...
Expand your Pod by One Person (Day 22)

Expand your Pod by One Person (Day 22)

We are all feeling a bit isolated, lonely, or disconnected these days. Many of us are using the concepts of “pods” to create a small group of people who we have in our “inner circle” – who we have made agreements with about COVID-19 safety and have a shared commitment...
Remembering & symbolism (Day 20)

Remembering & symbolism (Day 20)

Remember those who died as a result of anti-trans violence.  Nurture yourself and your community. Take the time to reflect, connect, and remember. Today is the Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR). Many communities around the country hold formal vigils to mark this...
Support a trans/non-binary teen (Day 18)

Support a trans/non-binary teen (Day 18)

Did you know you can save a life – easily? You can do so through very small actions. This year FORGE continued studying the linkages between the lifelong health and violence disparities transgender and non-binary adults suffer from, and what happens to us as children...