Share these resources with your community and find other ways to observe the day.

Help us to ensure that the bright and beloved trans lives we've lost are never forgotten.

Add this memorial reading to your communal event or Shabbat service.

Excerpt to mark TDOR from Flowers for Our People: An LGBTQ+ Jews of Color Art Showcase.

Share these Trans Remembrance Shabbat prayers and poems with your community.

Listen to this beautiful original song by Eliana Rubin that honors trans lives lost to senseless violence.

Check out this zine compiled by researchers and therapists to share the deep healing power of transness.

For our trans, nonbinary, and intersex youth: You belong in the Jewish community. Hear directly from rabbis across the country who support you.

Resources, both national and state-based, for trans people and their families.

This primer includes an introduction to pronouns; guidance on how to use, share, and remember them; and tips for how to create space for other people to share them too.

True feminist liberation requires dismantling all systems of oppression, including those that police gender identity and expression.

Are you thinking about inviting someone who holds a historically marginalized identity to speak at your organization’s next event? Read our guide on the difference between tokenism and representation!

Please read this trans Tochecha (loving rebuke or feedback) for beloved cisgender allies and Jewish community, from Rabbi Eliana Kayelle.

Join Keshet and take the pledge to uphold the dignity, safety, and humanity of all trans, nonbinary and intersex people. Rooted in the Jewish values of justice (tzedek) and dignity (kavod), we will commit to taking meaningful action to affirm that trans Jews belong here.

Allies have a powerful role to play: listening deeply, speaking out, challenging injustice, and leveraging our platforms, relationships, and communities to build a world where trans people can thrive.

Our young people must have the freedom to be their full selves, pursue their dreams, and live with dignity — no exceptions.

Share and honor those whose lives were lost this past year. May their memories be a blessing for a revolution.

Print this sign to make it clear that your congregation, institution, or home is a place where trans Jews belong.

Many Jews light a yahrzeit candle in memory of those we have lost. In partnership with Cong. Beit Simchat Torah, Keshet is offering this printable sticker to help us mark Transgender Day of Remembrance.

Join the Chicago Jewish community for an evening of workshops, study, and prayer.

Join Advocates for Trans Equality for a virtual event to honor trans legacy, celebrate trans joy, and imagine a future for trans people that is free and authentic, without fear of discrimination or violence.

Our partner Lehrhaus is hosting a class in Cambridge, MA exploring the meaning of the Jewish Kaddish prayer and the ritual's significance on this holiday.