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Research Reports

Posted on October 4, 2017October 5, 2017 by ...

Research reports that are based in Aotearoa New Zealand or are relevant to us here.

Posted in Other Info, Research, UncategorizedTagged Bullying, Children, Community, Employment, Families, Healthcare, Hormones, Housing, intersex, Medical, Parenting, Relationships, Research, Rights, School, Sex, Sexual Violence, Study, takataapui, Transgender, Transgender Support, Transmisogyny, Transphobia, Visibility, Work, Youth

2016 International Transgender Day of Visibility

Posted on April 3, 2017April 3, 2017 by ...

The takeaway message is that visibility alone is not enough. Let's continue to be at the forefront of human rights – 2016 TDOV press release

Posted in mediaTagged Bill of Rights, Bullying, Children, Families, Housing, intersex, media, Rights, takataapui, Teens, Trans, Transgender, Visibility

2017 Transgender Day of Visibility

Posted on April 3, 2017 by ...

Transgender Day of Visibility media release 2017 highlighting housing discrimination

Posted in mediaTagged Children, Housing, intersex, media, takataapui, Trans, Transgender, Visibility

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an illustration of 10 transgender, takaapui, and intersex people of various ages and ethnicities standing together smiling. In the background is the blue, pink, and white stripes of the transgender flag. In front of them, along the bottom of the image, the words 'Transgender and Intersex NZ'
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Our online social and infoshare group is called Transgender and Intersex NZ. You can find it here https://www.facebook.com/groups/1574586646110552/

Join our housing network

Queer Housing NZ(1)

Our queer and rainbow housing network is called Queer Housing NZ. You can find the Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/1450747878318296/

some of our projects

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Our quarterly magazine

Our quarterly magazine

come to Our Fund Raising Op Shop

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Follow Aunty Dana’s on Social Media

Follow Aunty Dana’s on Social Media

You can pick up name and gender marker change forms, pamphlets, and other info at aunty Dana’s

Open Hours:
Wednesday – Sunday 10am – 6pm
Monday – Tuesday Closed

To volunteer email the manager auntydanas@gmail.com or check out auntydanas.com for more details.

128 Abel Smith Street
Te Aro
Wellington

Photos of Aunty Dana’s

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Latest Blog posts

  • The Gender Centre Working Bee
  • Transgender Day of Visibility Event: First Monthly Sober Social at The Gender Centre
  • Transgender Health Care Now: Wellington Pride Parade
  • Wellington Pride Parade Float for Trans Health Care
  • Help us set up The Gender Centre in Wellington!
  • Sponsor an Intern for $20 Transgender community development
  • Your Support Makes a Difference

Blog Post Topics

Advocacy Aunty Danas Op Shop Bullying Children Clinic Community Events Families Healthcare Hormones HRT intersex LGBTQIA+ Local media Medical Parenting Queer Questioning Relationships Research Rights Sexual Health Sexual Violence takataapui Takatapui Teens Trans Transgender Transmisogyny Visibility Whanau Youth

Calls to Contribute Events GMA Resources Health media Other Info Research Uncategorized

The Gender Centre: Opening 2018

WOW

The Gender Centre will open soon! You will be able to pop in and access all our services, attend monthly community building social events, monthly movement building discussions and workshops, fortnightly youth socials, and more.

Spotlight: pride parade float

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