John,

This year, it's especially important for trans stories to be shared loudly, proudly, and with as many folks as possible to push back against harmful narratives from anti-LGBTQ+ extremists in and out of government. When several CSE team members and I traveled across the South and Northeast to share stories from Trans Kids, Our Kids last fall, we were so moved by our conversations and moments of joy with many of you. That's why, for Trans Week of Visibility, we'll be hosting a virtual book event so anyone, regardless of where you live, can join us to celebrate these stories, discuss some of the challenges our community is facing, and spend some time in community.

Click here to RSVP to our virtual Trans Kids, Our Kids event on March 25th at 7pm ET, and we'll send you the Zoom information and some thought-starters closer to the event.

We're also coming to more cities near you soon to share stories from Trans Kids, Our Kids far and wide. This spring, we'll be traveling to major cities across the South like Atlanta and New Orleans, plus a few more cities in the summer that have yet to be announced, and we hope anyone close by can join us in person for one of these inspiring events.

Every book event is free, family friendly, and open to all. Click here to RSVP for a Trans Kids, Our Kids event near you.

Trans Kids, Our Kids tells the real-time story of how folks all across the country are meeting the moment to support, protect, and uplift trans youth and their families in a time of unprecedented political attacks. Through personal narratives from more than 50+ people in 19 different states, you'll experience the stories of how trans youth are showing up every day with courage and authenticity, how families are going to extreme and heroic lengths to access health care, and how communities like yours are uniting to support trans youth. Books will be available for purchase on-site at each in-person event, or you can order it from a publisher of your choice here.

Whether you can join us for the virtual event on March 25th, an upcoming book tour stop this spring or summer, or both (!) – we can't wait to spend some good time together discussing our book and uplifting the powerful stories profiled in it.

Thank you, and hope to see you soon,
Alexis Stratton
They/Them
Co-Author of Trans Kids, Our Kids
Campaign for Southern Equality