by michael munson | Jul 17, 2021
Most people, trans or not, will ask for advice if they want it. More often, we simply want someone to share with or “witness” what is happening in our lives. Most of us can also use a friend who is positive and hopeful, who reassures us that we can handle the things...
by michael munson | Jul 15, 2021
La mayoría de las personas—transgénero o no— le pedirán un consejo si así lo desean. A menudo simplemente deseamos que alguien comparta con nosotros o “sea testigo” de lo que está sucediendo en nuestras vidas. Muchos sólo necesitamos un amigo positivo y optimista que...
by michael munson | Apr 17, 2021
Resources for friends, loved ones, and community members Trans and non-binary people experience high rates of violence and victimization (including bullying, sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking, and hate-motivated bias). We all lean on loved ones, friends,...
by michael munson | Apr 17, 2021
The vast majority of trans and non-binary individuals have experienced violence, abuse, or crime in their lifetime. These kinds of traumas can leave scars that may last a long time. It is never too late to begin or continue healing. Remember: It wasn’t your fault...
by Caleb Weinhardt | Apr 7, 2021
Marginalized communities often experience elevated levels of harm, health disparities, and barriers to accessing the care, services, and love they deserve. Trans and non-binary people face these challenges, AND, also embody incredible resilience and strength....
by FORGE Intern | Apr 6, 2021
This checklist helps agencies check the following areas for trans-competency: Forms and paperwork; Bathroom options; Service options and curriculum; Advertising/publicity; Displayed materials; Referrals; Visible feedback/complaint mechanisms; Tracking clients; and...
by Caleb Weinhardt | Mar 1, 2021
Fundamental concepts about gender and gender identity, with focus on disparities in health and well-being, social determinants of health, and providing inclusive and affirming human services and health care.
by Caleb Weinhardt | Dec 25, 2020
Restrictive legislation is limiting the basic right of transgender and non-binary individuals to use public bathrooms and locker rooms. Additionally, youth and adults, politicians and citizens, parents and teachers, atheists and people of faith, (and even some victim...
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