Who are we?
TESA's mission is to be a witness to and a voice for matters concerning trans* Albertans.
TESA was formed in the hopes that building a traditional non-profit advocacy group would open opportunities for formal engagement with authorities who otherwise overlook the unique needs of the larger trans* community.
TESA was formed in the hopes that building a traditional non-profit advocacy group would open opportunities for formal engagement with authorities who otherwise overlook the unique needs of the larger trans* community.
What do we do?TESA engages in advocacy and education in three primary areas: government, outreach, and community development.
Government & Institutions:
Education & Outreach:
Community Development:
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Members of TESA pose with MLA Kent Hehr and MLA Laurie Blakeman at the Calgary Pride Parade, September 2011. Photo: Supplied.
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Why should you join TESA?
Promoting equity and social justice for our members and the community at large is a significant undertaking. TESA appreciates the efforts of its many supporters.
Who should join TESA?
TESA welcomes members who are trans* as well as allies and other supporters.
How can I get involved?
- Become informed. Visit our links and learn more about the issues facing trans* Albertans, as well as the resources available to them.
- Connect with others. Check out our Facebook page.
- Join TESA. Find out about membership today!
How can I get more information on TESA?
Please feel free to e-mail us or write, or visit us on Facebook or Twitter.
Trans Equality Society of Alberta
PO Box 2053 Edmonton Main
Edmonton AB T5J 2P4
