Accompli-cis expands access to gender-affirming care by connecting transgender and nonbinary people with affirming clinicians who provide pro bono assessments and letters for surgeries.

Through education and resources, Accompli-cis also calls cisgender providers, community members, and loved ones to move beyond allyship and practice accountable accompliceship by using their privilege and influence to help create more accessible, equitable, and affirming healthcare systems and communities.

Our Definition

Accompli-cis(noun)

1. A person who has made a commitment to advancing the dignity, safety, and access to care of transgender and nonbinary people through action, accountability, and meaningful support.

2. A practice of moving beyond allyship by recognizing cisgender privilege and using it to challenge barriers, strengthen affirming systems, and support transgender and nonbinary communities.

Origin: Accomplice + cisgender

Accompli-cis reflects the belief that supporting transgender and nonbinary people requires more than acceptance or good intentions. It requires active participation, accountability, and a willingness to use privilege and influence to create more equitable healthcare and communities.

Why Accompli-Cis Exists

Everyone deserves access to affirming healthcare, informed support, and a community that shows up.

Accompli-cis exists to support transgender and nonbinary people by reducing barriers to gender-affirming care while recognizing the responsibility of cisgender providers, particularly those who hold racial and professional privilege, to move beyond allyship and toward active accompliceship.

Meaningful support requires more than understanding or good intentions. It requires using privilege, resources, and professional influence to challenge barriers, expand access, and create healthcare environments where transgender and nonbinary people are respected, affirmed, and empowered.

Whether seeking a free surgery assessment letter or looking for guidance on becoming a more effective accomplice, visitors will find resources, connection, and support centered on dignity, accountability, and action.