All about the BDMRR Bill and changing gender markers on birth certificates
Accurate Birth Certificates: BDMRR 101
Activist Panel @AKL Pride
Join Gender Minorities Aotearoa, together with a panel of human rights activists and community workers under the rainbow, for the What’s Up? Auckland Pride Activist Gala today at 7pm, at Grid Auckland 101 Parkenham street, Wynyard Quarter (AKL CBD).
Have a Coffee for Trans, Intersex, and Takataapui folks!
Enjoy a wonderful coffee at Friday I'm in Love Cafe, and help to support transgender, intersex, and takataapui folks! Friday I'm in Love Cafe, are donating 20% of all coffee sales from 1st to 17th Feb to Gender Minorities Aotearoa.
Trans and Intersex @ Auckland Pride March
We will be marching for trans and intersex health care, and will provide gorgeous placards in the trans flag colours, to paint your messages on! All supporters of trans and intersex rights are welcome to join us!!
Raw Sugar – February Social
Raw sugar is a FREE event, a SOBER event, it is WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE, and has GENDER NEUTRAL BATHROOMS.
Raw Sugar – January Social
Come and have some talks by the fire, eat some food, meet other lovely people, and have a good time. Film screening at 6pm. Film sometimes has an age restriction, otherwise all ages.
Hot Dog Fund Raising@ Vinegar Hill
Vinegar Hill rainbow camp was beautiful! We sold hot dogs, vegetarian nachos, ice blocks, and soft drinks, and we raised $409
Diversity T-Shirts
Our Diversity T-shirts come in blue, pink, and white, and feature the gorgeous art work and messages of our 2018 diversity poster series. Order here.
Raw Sugar December Transgender & Rainbow Social
Raw sugar is a FREE event, a SOBER event, it is WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE, and has GENDER NEUTRAL BATHROOMS. Come and have some talks by the fire, eat some food, meet other lovely people, and have a good time. We also thought we could share with you this month, some of the work we've done throughout the year.
My Body, My Business – New Zealand Sex Workers in an Era of Change
The trans communities are warmly invited by the author, Caren Wilton, to attend the launch of her book My Body, My Business - New Zealand Sex Workers in an Era of Change. Caren, on behalf of the late Dana de Milo, whose story is featured in the book, is donating a portion of every book sale to Gender Minorities Aotearoa.
