Share your TJA testimonials. Plus, cover letter workshop takeaways The latest news from the Trans Journalists Association.
Trans Journalists Association names Tre’vell Anderson, Kae Petrin as co-executive directors Our mission of promoting accurate, nuanced coverage of trans rights and communities in the media and fostering the careers of gender-expansive journalists has never been more urgent. To support our increased needs in these times, the TJA is proud to announce the hiring of its first two staff members: co-executive
New Safety Guide and revamped Workplace Resources Guide for trans journalists The TJA's updated and expanded Workplace Resources Guide offers new tools for safety and security. There are tools for independent journalists, newsroom staffers, and journalism leaders.
Learn more about gender-voice care for professionals with TJA TJA is hosting a virtual panel with gender-voice care experts. Plus, we'll see you at NLGJA24 for a film screening.
How to connect with TJA mentors — plus member spotlights and job listings The latest from TJA members, how to schedule with our mentors, and resources for journalists.
How to report on polls about trans issues It’s election season! If you’re a journalist, it’s important to make sure you describe polls with accuracy and context, and explain what they measure and don’t measure. Learn more about writing about polls on trans communities.
The Trans Coverage Track recap Takeaways on framing trans stories, covering BIPOC trans communities, investigating anti-trans legislation, and more.
Meet the TJA x IRE Fellows We're excited to announce the TJA x IRE Fellows who will be attending the upcoming Investigative Reporters and Editors conference this month! Thanks to support from TransLash Media and the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, we're sending 11 reporters and editors to Anaheim for
Respectful, accurate representation matters — period. A note from the TJA on what your monthly support can help us accomplish.
Announcing the TJA's new mentorship program Trans journalists need support and models to navigate journalism, especially as the industry becomes increasingly turbulent. The new Peer Career Network works to address this.