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 then-MLAs Kent Hehr and 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 and our Twitter posts.
- Join TESA. Find out about membership today!
- Volunteer with TESA.
How can I get more information about TESA?
Please feel free to contact us by e-mail us or letter, or visit us on Facebook or Twitter.
Trans Equality Society of Alberta
PO Box 2053 Edmonton Main
Edmonton AB T5J 2P4
