Transgender Equality Network Ireland (TENI) seeks to improve conditions and advance the rights and equality of trans* people and their families.
Despite significant progress in the past years, Ireland remains a place where it is difficult for trans people to lead safe, healthy and integrated lives. TENI is dedicated to ending transphobia, including stigma, discrimination and inequality.
TENI engages in activities that promote the equality and well-being of trans people in Ireland. We work in three main areas:
Support: We offer a range of support services that aim to increase the well-being of trans people and their families by providing support that mitigates common experiences of isolation, misunderstanding and exclusion.
Advocacy: We advocate across legal, medical, societal and political structures to ensure that policy development and legislative reform reflects the positive recognition of trans inclusion, rights and equality.
Education: We provide workshops and trainings that increase awareness, understanding and inclusion of trans issues across key sectors of Irish society.
Location: Ireland
Founded: 2005
Official Website: teni.ie
Latest News
- 'It’s nice in a wave of angry voices to see an ally share a voice of support': Éirénne Carroll, CEO of TENI http://gcn.ie/,
- #TurnOffPrimeTime: As an Irish trans woman I did not watch Prime Time. Here is why image.ie,
- Young Dublin speaker shares experience at launch of Trans Equal Together Dublin People,
- Limerick group joins new transgender equality coalition Limerick Post,
- Walk-out wardrobe: 'There is still so much shame and anxiety attached to it' Irish Independent,