Subscribe to FORGE PublicationsDecember 17th, 2018
Anti-Violence Publications
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Transphobia and Mean Streets — A Look at Violence and Intersectionality
An op-ed article originally published in the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel discussing the Chanel Larkin murder and how multiple levels of discrimination set the stage for it.
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Transgender 101 (short!)
A brief overview of transgender concepts.
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Quick Tips: Trans Inclusion (A guide for service providers)
A colorful, post-able 10 Tips Sheet for people who provide services to transgender people.
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Gender Neutral Pronouns
A simple chart of 8 traditional and gender neutral pronoun systems.
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Confronting Bias
This brief document contains checklists on setting the stage, training and empowering, and following up with the person who made the biased statement.
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Quick tips for trans inclusion: a guide for LGBT organizations
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What does my agency need to know?
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Keeping Yourself Safe: Anti-trans violence awareness and prevention
Concerned about the risk of violence? This one-page tip sheet gives quick advice on measures you can take to feel safer.
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Seeing Past the “L”: Addressing Anti-Male Bias in Sexual Assault Services for the “LGBT” Community
Written specifically for sexual assault service providers, this article may also help domestic violence services providers understand and redress the subtle and not-so-subtle “you’re not welcome here” messages they may unwittingly be sending their male-identified potential clients.
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Practical Tips for Working With Transgender Survivors of Sexual Violence
This article gives a very basic introduction to transgender sexual violence survivors, then lists 10 practical ways programs can provide more culturally-competent services.
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