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[[File:Trec.gif|thumb|TREC logo]]The '''Trans Resource and Empowerment Centre''' ('''TREC''') is based in central [[Manchester]] and provides a wide range of programming and empowerment activities for the Trans community in a safe and accessible space, with activities centred on themes of Body and Health, Policy and Law, Creativity and Well-Being, Culture and Community, Safety, and Networking.
[[File:Trec.gif|thumb|TREC logo]]The '''Trans Resource and Empowerment Centre''' ('''TREC''') was based in central [[Manchester]] and provided a wide range of programming and empowerment activities for the Trans community in a safe and accessible space, with activities centred on themes of Body and Health, Policy and Law, Creativity and Well-Being, Culture and Community, Safety, and Networking.


The centre was launched in November 2009.<ref>http://podcast.plain-sense.co.uk/2009/11/08/new-trans-resource-and-empowerment-centre/ [[Christine Burns]], "New Trans Resource and Empowerment Centre" ''[[Plain Sense]]'', 8 November 2009</ref>
The centre was launched in November 2009.<ref>http://podcast.plain-sense.co.uk/2009/11/08/new-trans-resource-and-empowerment-centre/ [[Christine Burns]], "New Trans Resource and Empowerment Centre" ''[[Plain Sense]]'', 8 November 2009</ref>


TREC sessions run monthly, normally at the [[Lesbian and Gay Foundation]].
Between November 2009 and July 2011, TREC piloted a community resource, featuring a range of keynote speeches, presentations, workshops and group activities.


Between November 2009 and July 2011, TREC piloted a community resource, featuring a range of keynote speeches, presentations, workshops and group activities.<ref>http://transcentre.org.uk/past-events/</ref>


==External links==


http://transcentre.org.uk/ Trans Resource and Empowerment  Centre website
==References==
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==References==
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[[Category:Manchester]]
[[Category:Trans]]
[[Category:Former Consortium members]]
[[Category:Former Consortium members]]

Latest revision as of 13:11, 10 July 2026

TREC logo

The Trans Resource and Empowerment Centre (TREC) was based in central Manchester and provided a wide range of programming and empowerment activities for the Trans community in a safe and accessible space, with activities centred on themes of Body and Health, Policy and Law, Creativity and Well-Being, Culture and Community, Safety, and Networking.

The centre was launched in November 2009.[1]

Between November 2009 and July 2011, TREC piloted a community resource, featuring a range of keynote speeches, presentations, workshops and group activities.


References

  1. ↑ http://podcast.plain-sense.co.uk/2009/11/08/new-trans-resource-and-empowerment-centre/ Christine Burns, "New Trans Resource and Empowerment Centre" Plain Sense, 8 November 2009
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