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.

We'd also like to highlight a new piece published on the TPATH website by Mameta Endo, "A Ray of Hope and a Harsh Backlash: Supporting Trans Youth in Japan." If you'd like to write an article for us, please reach out to leadership@tpathealth.org for details.

As a reminder, we've switched over the newsletter platform from Substack to Ghost, and going forward, we will be distributing the full newsletter to TPATH members only (you may need to log in to see below the cut off), though all subscribers will see a short synopsis of the newsletter contents and, of course, all news posts (which we also post on Bluesky). If you'd like to see the news posts one week early, and give us some vital support, you can do so using the subscribe button here.

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We've also shut down the Facebook group and are encouraging members to migrate over to our Discord server for community discussion and resource-sharing (more on this in the Social Media section below).

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