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Heightened Scrutiny

In partnership with local community organizations, we will be showing an exclusive screening of Heightened Scrutiny and a post-film talkback with TENT and other community leaders who are shaping the trans policy landscape in our home state.

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Post-Tour Report

In the fall of 2025, on our Texas Belongs to All of Us tour, TENT set out to 16 cities across the state to educate and prepare communities in light of the latest cohort of discriminatory laws.

Thank you to our 65 partner organizations across the state who helped us reach over 600 people!

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Zine Volume 2

Submissions for our second volume of Trans-gressive: A Trans Texas Survival Guide, a zine by and for Trans Texans, centering the voices and experiences of BIPOC trans people of color who make our work at TENT worthwhile and possible, are now closed!

Stay tuned for the publication date of the zine!

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Who We Are

the TRANSGENDER EDUCATION NETWORK OF TEXAS

Transgender Education Network of Texas (TENT) is the largest statewide, BIPOC trans-led, trans-focused policy, education, and advocacy organization in the state of Texas.

We work to accomplish gender-diverse equality through education and networking in both public and private forums. Through our efforts, we strive to halt discrimination through social, legislative, and corporate education.

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By the Numbers – Since 2017

Our Impact

proactive bills introduced to enrich all Texan lives

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of anti-trans bills defeated

community members and caregivers provided with mental health support

In The News

February 27th, 2025

Generation T: The faces of trans America

Amid the gathering political storm, members of the US trans community share their portraits as they tell stories of terror, solidarity and defiance. But will America listen?

Transgender Texans blocked from changing sex on driver’s licenses

Transgender Texans can no longer change the sex listed on their driver’s licenses to match their gender identity, according to a state policy rolled out this week.

Some Texas Schools Are Making Teachers Deadname Trans Students After New Bill Passed

Following the passage of Texas Senate Bill 12 (SB 12) into law this summer, one student told Teen Vogue, “I’ve never felt more at threat here.”

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