Today is the international Trans Day of Visibility. The only other day of the year that we mark is the Trans Day of Remembrance which is a day where we Continue Reading →
November 15, 2015 3 Kislev 5776 Dear Colleagues, On Friday November 20th people around the world mark the Transgender Day of Remembrance. November 20th, the anniversary of the 1998 murder Continue Reading →
This week in the annual cycle of Torah readings Jews are reading parsha Balak. The first part of the parsha tells the story of Balak who feels threatened by the Continue Reading →
This afternoon as I was walking in The Glebe with my housemate we witnessed what was, apparently, a young man being verbally and physically abusive towards a young female. My Continue Reading →
A number of years ago I took the Dale Carnegie course on human relations and one of the “golden rules” taught is “Remember that a person’s name is to that Continue Reading →
When I’m asked for a biography of myself there is always the question of how I want to identify, a woman, a trans woman, a transgender woman, and the list Continue Reading →
One of the more interesting things I found when I started my transition and investigating the various ways one can transition was the predominance of one way of looking at Continue Reading →
This week we saw, in all its painful glory, the arrest of Justin Bieber. As is the nature of the Internet a number of memes and jokes quickly started making Continue Reading →
Trigger Warning – Discussion of Suicide. I haven’t been posting or spending much time at all on social media or blogging lately. In large part this has been a self-care Continue Reading →
This post is my contribution to the Queer Theology Synchroblog 2013. The topic for this year’s synchroblog is “Queer Creation” and is rather open ended in terms of what it covers. Continue Reading →
