This month on Sunday 15th December: Our volunteer and staff get together is from 2pm. Raw Sugar is on from 4pm, with kai downstairs till 5pm, and a film screening upstairs from 5pm till 7pm.
Tag: Teens
Health Navigator Pages Up
Health Navigator now has information for transgender patients and healthcare providers.
Trans Awareness Week Photo Project – BYO Object to Photograph!
Bring along an object that's important to you as a trans person, and let's make history together!
Transgender Awareness Week Gala in Wellington!
Join Gender Minorities Aotearoa's Youth Team as we celebrate Trans Awareness Week with a gala and host the Wellington launch of Counting Ourselves.
Raw Sugar June Social
Come join us for potluck kai and korero by the fire at The Gender Centre! We have casual hang out and chats from 4pm
Accurate Birth Certificates: BDMRR 101
All about the BDMRR Bill and changing gender markers on birth certificates
Transgender Health Care Now: Wellington Pride Parade
March 10th 2018, takataapui, transgender, and intersex people and supporters walked, danced, and rode along in the Wellington International Pride Parade with a clear message: transgender health care now!
Top 10 Resources for Gender Minority Young People and their Whanau
Welcome to our Top 10 for Youth and Whanau! The process of working out your gender, as well as telling your family, can be a tricky one. Sometimes our whanau struggle to understand or accept this too. Sometimes they really want to support us, but they don't know the right words, or have a really good way to think about it yet. This post is a collection of great reading material and videos for you and your whanau, which might help to make the process easier.
Autistic and Transgender, Intersex, Takataapui?
Are you part of the 9.4% of transgender people who are autistic? What did you wish you’d known when you were first working things out? What goes into a resource booklet for Autistic Transgender People? Help us at Gender Minorities Aotearoa to decide.
Health Pathways
In some regions of Aotearoa, health pathways are being developed by cross sector working groups - these may include District Health Boards, Endocrinology, General Practitioners, Mental Health, Student Health, Youth Services, Specialist Services, Transgender Takataapui and Intersex Community Leaders, and other experts.