Once upon a time… there were two lands very far away but with similar challenges.
Even though they are separated by thousands of kilometers, India and Peru share significant historical, political and social similarities.
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TPATH in September
Thanks again for checking out the September edition of our newsletter! This month we feature 3 publications, 14 resources, and 9 active research projects! We also share 6 academic jobs, 5 postdocs, and 2 non-academic jobs, as well as calls for papers, scholarships, and grants.
Who Gets to Transition? The Structural Failures of Trans Healthcare in the Philippines
We often hear that gender-affirming care saves lives... Gender-affirming care does save lives. But a claim repeated often enough starts to prove less than it should. "Gender-affirming care saves lives" answers a question no one in the Philippines is really asking."
TPATH in August
Thanks again for checking out the August edition of our newsletter! This month we feature 5 publications, 14 resources, and 10 active research projects! We also share 9 academic jobs, 6 postdocs, and 3 non-academic jobs, as well as calls for papers, scholarships, and grants.
My Experience as Non-binary and Anorexic
Editors note: In the following article, Chris has provided a very honest and deeply personal account of their experience of the intertwined nature of non-binary gender identity and anorexia. These are their personal experiences and they should not be used to draw broad conclusions about all transgender, non-binary, and/or
Amnesty International publish report into Gender Critical movement in the UK
In May 2026, Amnesty International published an extensive analysis of the rise of media coverage and public discussion of the Gender Critical movement in the UK in a report entitled “Like a Snowball: The Growth and Impact of the Gender Critical Movement in the UK”.
Trans Conspiracies: An Intimate Journey through the Field of Trans Studies in Argentina
During my first three years as an undergraduate anthropology student, I thought the few trans people working in academia were the authors of my favorite articles and books. I felt alone among cisgender allies, feminist scholars, and openly transphobic, old-fashioned professors.
TPATH in June/July
Thanks again for checking out the summer edition of our newsletter! This month we feature 4 publications, 14 resources, and 11 active research projects! We also share 11 academic jobs, 7 postdocs, and 5 non-academic jobs, as well as over four dozen calls for papers, scholarships, and grants.
TPATH in May
Thanks again for checking out the newsletter! This month we feature 2 publications, 13 resources, and 11 active research projects! We also share 14 academic jobs, 8 postdocs, and 4 non-academic jobs, as well as over four dozen calls for papers, scholarships, and grants.
TPATH in April
Thanks again for checking out the newsletter! This month we feature 6 publications, 17 resources, and 11 active research projects! We also share 18 academic jobs, 6 postdocs, and 4 non-academic jobs, as well as calls for papers, scholarships, and grants.