Into the Streets fills a critical gap in resources for transfeminine youth
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Into the Streets fills a critical gap in resources for transfeminine youth
Perhaps LGBTQ2S+ writers, creatives and historians can teach us how to do more than just get by
The clinic is supposed to be replaced by regional service centres, to help reduce waiting times—but the centres don’t yet exist
A petition and a resolution are circulating questioning the need for queer- and trans-affirming guidelines in schools
The verdict comes after a five-year legal battle for the right to change gender markers on IDs without undergoing full gender reassignment surgeries
Jamie Pine says he experienced homophobic harassment online after releasing a video of the incident on TikTok
In the state with the most anti-trans legislation proposed this year thus far, families, school communities and even rabbis are banding together
After an incident of homophobic harassment, learning about my local park’s LGBTQ+ history gave me the confidence to keep going out for daily walks
The process no longer requires that trans people have surgery or a psychiatric assessment
The remembrance comes after years of campaigning from activists
ANALYSIS: Constant legislative attacks are damaging trans people’s mental health. How do reporters inform the public without telling them they’re doomed?
This latest data comes at the heels of the U.K. government’s decision to block the Scottish Gender Recognition Reform bill
Two years since Quebec’s highest court ruled that documents needed to include X gender markers, only F and M are available
OPINION: When schools are required to disclose a child’s trans identity, they prioritize parents over students’ well-being
Celeste Trianon talks youth activism, trans rights and and what lies ahead
Bellwether passed away in December, but her legacy lives on through her work
KyivPride Canada put a call out to local LGBTQ2S+ community members and allies to open their homes to migrants
Catching up with Desjarlais on his—very busy—first year in Parliament