Recognizing the violence and other challenges faced by transgender women of color in America.

developing a public education campaign to dispel myths and to humanize transgender people;

ending the school-to-prison pipeline that occurs when mistreatment, harassment, and physical violence are not addressed, or due to the harsh disciplinary policies that disproportionately effect transgender students;

developing antidiscriminatory employment practices and promote policies for accepting and inclusive work environments;

ending aggressive police tactics that disproportionately target transgender people, and educating law enforcement about common antitransgender biases and practices to ensure transgender people are safer when interacting with law enforcement;

ensuring access to affordable education;

ensuring access to affordable housing;

ensuring access to inclusive, comprehensive health care for transgender people;

developing affirming policies and procedures to safeguard incarcerated transgender people from violence and abuse in Federal, State, and local custody and immigration detention;

ending the practice of placing transgender people in solitary confinement;

ending the practice of immigration detention for vulnerable populations, including transgender people;

developing policies and procedures to swiftly accept transgender people seeking asylum in the United States; and

ending the law enforcement practice of racial profiling.