This is the day you stood up.

Dedicated Since is a public record of the year people decided trans people deserve more than silence. Mark your date for free, or make it a Legacy Tile in the archive.

What a Legacy Tile looks like

2019

Sam R.

“I stopped waiting for somebody better qualified to say something.”

Example tileSince 2019 · North West England

What it means

A public record of the moment you decided trans people deserve more than silence.

Not a test, a label or another debate. A simple promise: when people are failed, somebody should stand up, and you did.

Dates on the record
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Legacy Tiles in the archive
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Helen, dedicated since
2015

Free, or a Legacy Tile

Everybody starts with their date, and it is free. A Legacy Tile is the permanent, public version, shown in the archive.

Your date

Free, always

  • Your name, and the year you stood up
  • A page of your own to share
  • Counted on the record
  • Not shown in the archive
Add your name, free

Takes a minute. No card needed.

Legacy Tile

£45

  • Everything your free date includes
  • Numbered and shown in the archive
  • Permanent: it never lapses or renews
  • A certificate, emailed to you
  • Read by a person before it goes in
Start with your date

A Legacy Tile is made from your date, so you add that first.

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Questions

Do I have to pay?

Your date is free, always. A Legacy Tile, which puts you in the archive, is £45. Nothing is charged without being shown clearly first.

Can I stay anonymous?

Yes. You can use your full name, first name, initials, a chosen display name or appear as Anonymous. You will see exactly what is public before you submit.

Can I create one for someone else?

Yes. A tile can be a gift, or a dedication in honour or memory of someone. You choose which names and message appear publicly.

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No account needed. Sammy is Helen's assistant, not Helen, and they will say so.

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