s.e. smith

Hello there! If you’re reading this, then you’you’ve probably learned that you have a transgender (trans) or otherwise gender nonconforming student at your school. Or maybe you’re reading up in hopes of proactively making your school a safer space. Either way, we’re glad to have you here. Why create…

So you’re ready to start talking openly about your gender, and you want to come out of the shadows and live as yourself.

Finding clothing and other things that make you feel at home in your body can feel overwhelming. We’ve got you!

So you’ve thought about sex and gender and all that good stuff and a little bird is telling you that you might be trans. But how do you know?

We’re going to go in deep on sex, gender, and identity in this installment of Trans Summer School.

Experiencing a little gender confusion? We know the feeling. In Trans Summer School, we’ll give you the big scoop about trans and otherwise gender nonconforming people, and answer your questions about the wide world of gender.

Yes, the adolescent brain makes impulsive behavior more likely. That doesn’t mean young adults don’t know what they want or what they’re talking about.

Feeling anxious? There are lots of resources available to help!

If you’re caring for a young person, then the question of when and how to have “the talk” with them has likely crossed your mind.

Dr. Karen Rayne has spent a decade supporting parents and young adults with well-researched, thoughtful discussion of sex and sexuality.