Who Gets to Transition? The Structural Failures of Trans Healthcare in the Philippines
We often hear that gender-affirming care saves lives. The evidence shows that it can substantially reduce depression and suicidality for transgender individuals.
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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.
Once upon a time... four trans women were running for a seat in Peru's Chamber of Deputies and Senate
During the latest presidential crisis, unfortunately, an incident that went unnoticed by the traditional media was another example of the abuses suffered by transgender women in Peru. This was an interesting scenario because it involved the police (PNP) and one of the four candidates running for Congress in the next
Report from Hamburg: EPATH 2025
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So, to start with a disclaimer. I am not a scientist and have no academic background in medical, psychological sciences or
Report from Hamburg: EPATH 2025
So, to start with a disclaimer. I am not a scientist and have no academic background in medical, psychological sciences or such. I am just a stubborn enthusiastic activist who is interested in these conferences,
EPATH 2025 was the 5th edition of this conference. It ran from September 2nd to
Collette Spinetti: Conquering New Frontiers for the Next Generation of Uruguayan Trans Women
In 2024, amid a surge of conservative governments throughout the region, Uruguay's Frente Amplio-led presidency, under the direction of Yamandú Orsi, appointed Collette Spinetti as Human Rights Secretary. Orsi's election was celebrated by progressive sectors in South America, especially after similar victories by center-left leaders in
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.
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