Trans-Specific Immigration 101

Real talk for trans adults, parents of trans youth, and trans-led families navigating the path to safer, more affirming countries.

Live on Saturday, January 17, 2026 at 3pm Eastern/noon Pacific — replay available for those who register

The idea of moving abroad can be overwhelming and terrifying. I know...

You feel the pressure building. Laws are changing. Rights are being stripped away. Safety is no longer a given — and you're wondering if it's time to go.

You're not alone. And you're not wrong for exploring your options.

But figuring out how to leave the U.S. and where to go — especially as a trans person or with a young trans person in your family — comes with unique challenges and even more questions.

This webinar is designed to help.

What's Included:

  • ~90 minutes of prepared content + a live Q&A

  • Downloadable cheat sheets and document checklists

  • Guidance rooted in real-world experience, not theory

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I’m Debi Jackson — a longtime advocate for transgender rights and LGBTQ+ families.

After years of advocacy work and growing concerns about safety, I relocated abroad with my family after careful planning, research, and a lot of emotional labor.

I created this webinar to share what I’ve learned — not just from reading immigration websites, but from actually doing it. You'll hear my real experience navigating the emotional, legal, and logistical challenges of international relocation.

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What We'll Cover

  • The best visa pathways for trans adults, parents of trans youth, and teens who may need to hold their own visa

  • Student visa differences (university vs. language school) and how to apply with U.S. credentials

  • Work visas in countries looking for healthcare workers, researchers, au pairs, and other high-need areas

  • Digital nomad and non-lucrative visa requirements

  • Using Social Security and/or disability benefits abroad

  • Public and private access to gender-affirming care (including blockers and HRT) in key countries

  • Access to HIV-related healthcare, including PrEP

  • Real talk on planning: documents, background checks, and how to prepare when your IDs don’t match

  • Plus, real-world insight from trans individuals and families around the globe — with direct quotes about their experiences accessing care, navigating systems, and finding safety

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