Trans research wins endocrinology award two years in a row
An Australian trans health researcher has won a prestigious endocrinology award – for the second year in a row
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An Australian trans health researcher has won a prestigious endocrinology award – for the second year in a row
Research indicates trans people are at higher risk of Long COVID. Why might this be and how can trans people better protect themselves?
In 2023, Trans Health Research have continued our work in world-leading trans health research, education, and advocacy.
Equality Tasmania says Christian Schools Australia and Australian Association of Christian Schools are wrong to say conversion legislation is “a solution in search of a problem”. Spokesperson, Rodney Croome, said, “National and local research, including research commissioned by the Tasmanian Government, shows that 5% of LGBTIQA+ have been through formal conversion practices.” “Half of young LGBTIQA+ […]
Since Trans.au launched a month ago, we’ve been very busy chasing up a number of new submissions for our directory, from all over the country and today we’re looking for your feedback!
The Trans Justice Project has just released their impact report for 2023!
Applications for the 2024 Victorian LGBTQIA+ Leadership Program, run by the Department of Families, Fairness & Housing have opened up again.
One of the programs run by Trans.au is our Bluesky invites for trans folks program where we provide invite codes for the upcoming social media platform called Bluesky.
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