TGEU welcomes the Trans Leaders Academy 2026-27 cohort

We are delighted to introduce the inspiring Trans Leaders Academy Cohort 2026–27. Over the coming year, the 16 leaders will take part in virtual and in-person trainings and peer exchange sessions.

Around 200 trans activists from across Europe and Central Asia will gather in Ljubljana this week for the 10th TGEU European and Central Asian Trans Council, taking place from 11–13 September.

TGEU' Trans Rights Index and Map 2026 reveals a year of change on paper across Europe and Central Asia but not sustained political progress.

Funding worth 90,000 Euros available for four of TGEU's member organisations. Find out how to apply.

TGEU welcomes the European Parliament’s Recommendation to the Council on EU priorities for the 70th session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW).

Strong movements need sustained support. Join us in building trans futures. Support TGEU’s mission to protect and enhance the rights and wellbeing of trans people in Europe and Central Asia.

TGEU welcomes the publication of the LGBTIQ+ Equality Strategy 2026–2030 and the European Commission’s renewed pledge to advance the rights of all LGBTIQ+ people while embedding an intersectional perspective across all its initiatives.

Join us for a webinar on intersectional organising skills. Together, we'll explore a practical skillset model to help build shared vocabulary and approaches.

This Wednesday, 10 September, during the European Parliament Plenary, a 'debate' titled ''After 10 years, time to end mass migration now - protect our women and children'' will be held in Strasbourg. 

We're looking for an organisation or a group of organisations to host the 10th European and Central Asian Trans Council in 2026.

We’re proud to announce the four TGEU member organisations selected for this year’s Financial Support for Third Parties (FSTP) initiative.

TGEU's Trans Rights Index and Map 2025 reveals an unprecedented reversal: for the first time in its 13-year history, setbacks in human rights of trans people across Europe and Central Asia now clearly outweigh progress.