WPATH 2024: Part Two
Report from Cal Horton at Growing Up Transgender
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Good news everyone!
Hi folks. Some of you may recall that way back in 2022 TPATH wrote a brief to the Nepali Supreme Court in support of Rukshana Kapali’s petition to have her gender marker documentation changed consistently to F. We’re happy to report that the court case has been successful
WPATH 2024: Part 1
Report from Cal Horton at Growing Up Transgender
2023 Member Round-Up
As we prepare to release the first TPATH newsletter of the new year, we always take the chance to revisit our members collective achievements over the past year.
In 2023, our 1300+ members published a collective total of 44 articles1, 4 books2, 16 book chapters3, and 2 reports4. And that’
Kia ora koutou, and hello from Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand!
AusPATH 2023
Report from USPATH 2023 in Denver, Colorado
We’re happy to say that the United States Professional Association for Transgender Health (USPATH) biennial conference, held from November 1-5 in Denver Colorado, was a smashing success. TPATH held a dinner for transgender conference participants and local activists that was generously sponsored by One Colorado and attended by more
TPATH launches new EDIS-sponsored toolkit on creating radically inclusive grassroots events
We’re so excited to announce creation of our toolkit for creating radically inclusive grassroots events, based on our experiences creating our 2021 conference. We are grateful for the support of the ED
IS group in helping us to reach this milestone. You can read these toolkits in English, French,
TPATH @ EPATH 2023
We find ourselves in difficult times. Seemingly everywhere is beset by anti-trans backlash and it can be difficult to determine the best path forward in support of high quality transgender healthcare and rights. EPATH 2023, held from April 26-28, 2023 in Killarney Ireland, may hold some of the answers.
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Open Letter on the Archives of Sexual Behavior
TPATH is proud to be a signatory on an open letter to the International Academy of Sex Research and Springer regarding the ethical direction of the Archives of Sexual Behavior (ASB). We join the Center for Applied Transgender Studies and the Gay and Lesbian Medical Association in expressing our concern
LGBTQ Activism in Japan: The National Convention of Sexual Minority for Medical, Welfare, and Education Japan 2022
By Naruhiko “Sho” Saotome. Nuruhiko is a trans masculine and non binary person from Osaka Japan.
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For those who are interested in LGBTQ things in Japan. We’ve been working on The National Convention of Sexual Minority for Medical, Welfare, and Education Japan 2022, which began in 2013 and took