Show Your Support: Loved Ones and Allies

The ACLU of Missouri's Trans, Gender Non-Conforming, & Intersex Missourians Belong Campaign is amplifying stories of joy from transgender, nonbinary, gender non-conforming, and intersex (TGNCI) Missourians. We're also inviting loved ones and allies to show their support!

This brief form allows parents, caregivers, other loved ones, and allies to participate in the campaign and voice their support for our TGNCI neighbors.

Disclaimer: This form is not a request for legal assistance. The information submitted will be reviewed by non-legal staff.

Please note that this form may take 5-10 minutes.

*If you are transgender, nonbinary, gender non-conforming, and/or intersex, please use our TGNCI participant survey instead.

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Voice Your Support!

By participating in this campaign as an ally, you can help combat backlash against our transgender, nonbinary, gender non-conforming, and intersex neighbors and encourage other cis (or non-transgender) Missourians to take steps toward supporting the community. Fill in the quick questionnaire below to add your support to the "Allies" section of the Trans, Gender Non-Conforming, & Intersex Missourians Belong Campaign. *Please complete the section below exactly as you would like it to appear on the ACLU of Missouri website!

By checking this box, I understand that my story may be published on the ACLU of Missouri website.

My identities are:

Share whatever you are comfortable with! Examples: "Cisgender straight man," "Cisgender lesbian woman," etc.

My relationship with the transgender, nonbinary, gender non-conforming, and intersex (TGNCI) community is:

Examples: "Ally," "Parent of nonbinary kid," "Uncle of trans kid," etc.

Transgender, nonbinary, gender non-conforming, and intersex (TGNCI) people belong in Missouri because:

What experiences have led you to become an ally?

My message to cis (or non-transgender) Missourians who are struggling to understand or accept our TGNCI neighbors is:

What would you say to someone who is not yet an ally?

My name and pronouns are:

Feel free to use your first name only or just your initials! Example: Jamie, he/him.

If I've entered a mobile phone number, I allow the ACLU and its representatives to contact me via text messages and mobile phone calls about ways to take action and support the ACLU.

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