SAGA's second primary role is advocating for equal treatment and equal opportunity for all transgender people through educating the community at large. SAGA is the primary resource on transgender issues in Tucson, southern Arizona, and the greater Southwest region.
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Creates and fosters open, inclusive and safe working environments for transgender applicants and employees by promoting an understanding of gender expression and gender identity among managers and other supervisory-level personnel. The ATWORK Project brings together representatives from companies all over Arizona for an enlightening, informative presentation on transgender issues and how they impact the workplace. |
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This program works to meet a
critical need to educate public- and private-sector decision makers, students
and educators, attorneys and judges, religious leaders, business owners, and
legislators. Our work towards this goal includes conferences, workshops,
in-service trainings, luncheons, and other forums. |
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Our Speakers Bureau  provides speakers and
panelists for classes, events, businesses, or trainings.
To date, we've made more than 150 presentations and delivered our information to thousands of people across the state and beyond. |
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The Alexander John Goodrum Transgender Mental Health Advocacy Project offers individual support, general guidance, and peer-based advocacy for any gender-variant person involved with the public mental health system as a consumer—either on an outpatient or inpatient basis. The project also provides transgender awareness education to staff and service providers, especially those front-line staff who work directly with consumers on a daily basis. For more information, contact:
(520) 406-9220
www.goodrumproject.info |
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Education/Advocacy
