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TPATH in October

Thanks again for checking out our newsletter! This month we feature 4 publications, 17 resources, and 12 active research projects, all by TPATH members! We also share information about 23 academic jobs, 8 postdocs, and 5 non-academic jobs, as well as calls for papers, scholarships, and grants.

TPATH in September

Thanks again for checking out our newsletter! This month we feature 3 publications, 17 resources, and 11 active research projects, all by TPATH members! We also share information about 23 academic jobs, 14 postdocs, and 6 non-academic jobs, as well as calls for papers, scholarships, and grants.

Once upon a time, there was a model and a journalist... Or, the paradox of legislation against the trans community in Peru

At the beginning of last July, a new scandal brought the trans community back into the public eye. The beautiful Afro-Peruvian model Javiera Arnillas, tired of transphobic comments on her social media, revealed a curious incident with one of the authors of those comments.

TPATH in August

Thanks again for checking out our newsletter! This month we feature 4 publications, 17 resources, and 12 active research projects, all by TPATH members! We also share information about 16 academic jobs, 12 postdocs, and 6 non-academic jobs, as well as calls for papers, scholarships, and grants.

Follow Up: Important poll on availability of the TPATH newsletter

Important poll on availability of the TPATH newsletter

TPATH in July

Thanks again for checking out our newsletter! This month we feature 3 publications, 17 resources, and 16 active research projects, all by TPATH members! We also share information about 17 academic jobs, 13 postdocs, and 8 non-academic jobs, as well as calls for papers, scholarships, and grants.

A Ray of Hope and a Harsh Backlash: Supporting Trans Youth in Japan

Today we have an article from Mameta Endo, who founded and leads an LGBTQ+ support group in Japan called Niji-zu（24zzz). If you’re a paid subscriber you're receiving this article 1 week early. All funds go to support TPATH's work and, in particular, pay the

Hope and Fury vs. the Chainsaw: Setbacks and Challenges for the Trans Community in Argentina

In this series we'll share info on trans organizing and activism from around the world. Paid subscribers receive articles a week early and help pay writers. If you'd like to write one please reach out to leadership@tpathealth.org.