Global Action for Trans Equality (GATE) is an organisation and think tank on gender identity, sex characteristics and bodily diversity (transgender and intersex) issues.

[6] In 2014, GATE and American Jewish World Service published the first study on transgender and intersex groups' access to funding.

According to the report there had been a "dramatic increase in anti-trans content and activity in UK media and politics" since 2015, and that the most influential group in this rise was a "large coalition of the right/media", though some centrist and leftist actors were also involved.

[11] In July 2015, Mauro Cabral Grinspan, founding co-director at GATE and would-be executive director, was a co-recipient of the inaugural Bob Hepple Equality Award, alongside Pragna Patel of Southall Black Sisters.

[12] The Oxford Human Rights Hub comments, "Cabral was crucial in the process leading to the enactment of Argentina’s Gender Identity Law in 2012, a law which has been extensively cited in court decisions on gender identity cases, including the Indian Supreme Court, and which has inspired legislation reform in countries including Malta, the Netherlands and Sweden.