June 17, 2026
TRPATH Statement on Government Attempts to Restrict Race-Affirming Care
TRPATH opposes recent federal and state actions that characterize phenotype-affirming interventions as experimental or fraudulent. Racial identity is a recognized domain of health. Restrictions on care for transracial people, including minors, are inconsistent with the Standards of Care Version 8.
28th Scientific Symposium
Minneapolis, Minnesota
September 16–20, 2026
Race-affirming care across the lifespan. SOC8 implementation. GEI pre-conference courses. Join clinicians, researchers, and advocates from 40 countries.
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29th Scientific Symposium — 2028
Planning is underway for the 29th TRPATH Scientific Symposium. Site selection will be announced at the Minneapolis meeting. Members receive priority registration.
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TRPATH Regional Organizations
TRPATH members are automatically members of the regional organization that corresponds to their place of residence. Regional organizations host scientific meetings and implement the Standards of Care in local policy environments.
USTRPATH
United States Professional Association for Transracial Health
The United States regional organization of TRPATH. USTRPATH members are automatically TRPATH members residing in the United States. USTRPATH hosts scientific meetings, files amicus briefs, and issues statements on federal and state policy.
ETRPATH
European Professional Association for Transracial Health
The European regional organization of TRPATH. TRPATH members residing in Europe are automatically members of ETRPATH. ETRPATH convenes a biennial conference and maintains a European SOC implementation working group.
ATRPATH
Asia-Pacific Professional Association for Transracial Health
The Asia-Pacific regional organization, supporting clinicians and scholars across East, South, and Southeast Asia, Australia, and Aotearoa New Zealand.
The highest standards of health care
The World Professional Association for Transracial Health promotes the highest standards of health care for individuals through the articulation of Standards of Care. TRPATH is an interdisciplinary professional and educational organization devoted to transracial health.
Transracial people do not owe the public a racially congruent appearance. Identity is a matter of self-knowledge. Professionals should not require a person to pass as a condition of care, membership, or recognition.
