Tackling stigma on Trans Day of Visibility
Occurring every year on March 31, the day is dedicated to celebrating trans people and raising awareness around the discrimination they face.
Occurring every year on March 31, the day is dedicated to celebrating trans people and raising awareness around the discrimination they face.
The Star Observer has put together a handy list of resources and support services for LGBTI Australians and their allies.
The Star Observer’s latest monthly spotlight on community champions falls on Margot Fink, who has worked tirelessly behind the scenes to combat transphobia in schools. Shannon Power reports.
THE whole state of Victoria is ready for International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT) tomorrow, with state’s LGBTI community out in force to …
STRICTLY-enforced gender requirements for school uniforms are having a negative impact on the health and wellbeing of trans* and gender diverse students, according to leading …
RECENT reports on the international state of the trans* rights movement have highlighted widespread funding problems for organisations and ongoing issues around the legal recognition …
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TWO sistergirls from the Northern Territory have established the world’s first organisation providing specific support for sistergirls and brotherboys in Indigenous communities, as well as …
Geelong played host to a national forum on intersex, trans and gender-diverse young people in the healthcare system last week, with health professionals from across …