TDOV is dedicated to celebrating transgender people. It is an opportunity to raise awareness of their contributions to society and the discrimination faced by transgender people worldwide.
If you’re looking for ways to mark TDOV today, consider these 10 things you can do Transgender Day of Visibility from Trans Student Educational Resources.
On #WorldCancerDay we’re excited to launch #TransPap101 a #meded video on providing safe(er) cervical cancer screening for #trans patients.
Congratulations @healthinthehmmr @heykatbutler @BirthControlDoc @JProfetto @RobinLennox @colekgately @alicemccavanagh & more!
The conference was cancelled in response to COVID-2019.
The City of Hamilton is seeking applicants with experience and interest in homelessness prevention and the provision of affordable housing.
The advisory committee named Expanding Housing and Support Services for Women and Transgender Community Sub-Committee reports to council through the Emergency and Community Services Committee on emerging issues in housing and support services for women and transgender and non-binary persons.
Apply before October 31st at 4:30pm.
For more information and to view the Terms of Reference, visit http://www.hamilton.ca/ApplytoServe, email clerk@hamilton.ca, or call 905-546-2424 ext 2604.
“Attention grammar snobs: ‘they’ can officially be used as a singular, nonbinary pronoun. Merriam-Webster, the oldest dictionary publisher in America, officially recognized the usage today, when it added 533 words to its online dictionary.“ – Read the article at The Guardian, Sep 17
Even very strict grammarians can learn to be good allies. Thanks to coalition member Adrian for sharing this.
