Identity

Gender, sexual and other kinds of identity often play big parts in our lives and our experiences living in the world, our sense of self, our sexualities, and our interpersonal relationships. Here’s information on gender, including transgender and gender-expansive identities, intersex, gender roles, expression and navigating gender in relationships, sexual orientation, including the asexuality spectrum, and other kinds of sexual identity, as well as other aspects of identity to help you find your own way around your own identity and figure out what it all means for you.

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  • s.e. smith

Not every trans person wants hormone replacement therapy, and for those who do, there are a lot of options!

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  • s.e. smith

So you’ve come out. Now what? Today we’re all about logistics, because coming out, and socially transitioning, is an ever-evolving process.

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  • Sam Wall
  • s.e. smith

This tool is for kids, staff, and parents/guardians who want more trans-inclusive policies at school.

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  • s.e. smith

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

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  • s.e. smith
  • Sam Wall

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

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  • s.e. smith

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?

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  • s.e. smith

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

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  • s.e. smith

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.

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  • Mo Ranyart

Gender identity can be complicated, and often people who are questioning aren’t comfortable in that space - but it’s a totally valid place to be.

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  • Mo Ranyart
  • Sam Wall

What do you do in dating when one person is trans and one is cisgender?