Patients & Providers: Both Sides of the Coin
As a transgender medical provider, Keaton has educated other providers to make an impact in how they treat trans patients.
Tag Archives: genderqueer at work
Patients & Providers: Obligation to Ethics
Mereβs education to become a Gender Specialist, Social Worker, and clinical researcher was intertwined with their own path to discovering their trans non-binary identity.
Featured Voices: One Year on T
Caidin wasn’t planning on going on testosterone, but transition has a way of derailing even the most meticulous of planners.
Featured Voices: Back to Myself
In this Featured Voices theme, our guest authors shareΒ their Inspiration: the catalyst, the motivator, the fire behind a gender that doesn’t seem to exist in the world. For Alyx, inspiration […]
Featured Voices Theme: Inspiration
Wrapping up our last theme, Coming Out at Work / School, with a summary of all eleven guest posts. And introducing our next theme: Inspiration!
Featured Voices: Tall Non-Fat Extra Foamy Gender
Is it possible for your co-workers to respect your gender without officially coming out? Lex credits the Facebook and a younger employee base to their successful non-announcement.
Featured Voices: The Non-Issue of Coming Out
After 8 years of working as a Math and Physics tutor in a community college, DJ decided to come out as non-binary. Their colleague’s non-reaction was the most surprising part.
Featured Voices: Microaffirmations
While AJ has not yet come out at work, the small wins are what matters most.
Featured Voices: Coming Out at the Barn
Kieran is an Equestrian major in college (yes, there is such a thing!) and has spent their whole life around horses. But growing up β and coming out β in […]
Featured Voices: Low Key Activism in London
Fred gradually comes out at work with an affirming stance across the board. Nevertheless, Fred still worries about coming out again at their next job.
