Celebrate Pride by talking to your children about transgender history
On the anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, author Joy Ellison reflects on why we need to talk about transgender history with children. When I was…
Category: Gender Diversity
“If you want to be an ally wear the t-shirt, but also listen, just listen.” – Juno Roche on allyship
Everyone wants to be the best ally they can, right? Juno Roche shares their thoughts on trans allyship and their motivation for writing the third…
Rachel Simon and The Every Body Book
The Every Body Book by Rachel Simon provides an inclusive guide to sex education. Can you briefly outline your background? I’m a psychotherapist and sexuality…
Our Stories of Growing Up Trans and Changing the World – Extracts from Gender Explorers
In ‘Gender Explorers’, Juno Roche interviews young trans people and children about their experiences of growing up trans. These inspiring young people explain how they…
Being a Super Trans Ally!
Being a Super Trans Ally! authors Phoenix Schneider and Sherry Paris talk about their new book and give tips and tricks on increasing inclusion in…
How to start writing… with Yvy DeLuca
Yvy DeLuca is a Trans Advocate, writer, blogger and author of ‘Tainted Beauty – The Memoir of an Authentic Creation’. With lots of writing experience…
How to start writing… with Juno Roche
Juno is the author of Queer Sex, Trans Power and Gender Explorers, as well as the writer of many other opinion pieces and essays on…
How to start writing… with Meg-John Barker
Dr. Meg-John Barker is an internationally recognised writer and mentor, who has written many books on gender, sex and love. They’re in a brilliant position…
How to start writing… with Sabah Choudrey
Getting your story down on paper can be daunting… How do you even begin?! Combine that with the way we’re living at the moment, with…
Intersex & Invisible No More.
I never intended to write a memoir. As the description of my book on Amazon says, “Meet Kimberly, a regular suburban housewife and mother.” But I think we all have stories to tell and mine began to come to light the day I discovered my childhood medical records and read the words ‘male pseudo hermaphrodite.’