Transphobia in Brazil in the context of the pandemic: perceptions and actions of political groups that defend the trans population

An article published in CSP reveals the worsening of violence and inequalities suffered by transgender and transvestite people and investigates how transgender collectives and organizations acted during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The research highlights the in/action of the State as an agent of transphobia, the barriers to access to health, education and social assistance, and the urgency of public policies with an intersectional perspective.

Despite the difficulties, transgender collectives organized themselves to guarantee support, care and survival.

Access the full article on the CSP website.