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Thanks for participating in Becoming a Trans Ally to Go Beyond the Binary On this page you'll find a list of materials that correspond to the learning objectives in today's session.
Find a PFLAG chapter in the US:Â pflag.org/find-a-chapter
Find a PFLAG group globally:Â pflag.org/intlfamilygroups
Learn more about PFLAG Connects Communities meetings:Â pflag.org/connects/communities
the guide to being a trans ally
Our Trans Loved Ones (Also available in Spanish!)
10 Things You Can Do to Be Trans Ally
Something to Talk About & Talking Inclusively
Resources for Texas Trans & Nonbinary Youth
March 31 – Transgender Day of Visibility
International Non-Binary People’s Day (July 14)
3rd Wednesday, October – International Pronouns Day
November 20 – Transgender Day of Remembrance
National Center for Transgender Equality:Â 2015 US Trans Survey
The Trevor Project: Diversity of Nonbinary Youth
Pew Research: Rising shares of U.S. adults know someone who is transgender or goes by gender-neutral pronouns | Republicans, Democrats have starkly different views on transgender issues
BigEye: Gender Beyond the Binary
CMI: 15th Annual LGBTQ+ Community Survey
Book:Â The Gender Book
Book:Â Gender Born, Gender Made
Book:Â Gender Diversity and Non-Binary Inclusion in the Workplace
Film:Â Growing Up Coy
Web Resource:Â I’m From Driftwood
Book:Â Jacob’s New Dress
Film:Â Kiki
Film:Â Kuma Hina
Film:Â Lady Valor
Web Resource:Â Our Queer Stories
Film:Â Raising Zoey
Film:Â Real Boy
Book:Â Red: A Crayon’s Story
Film:Â Southern Comfort
Film:Â Tangerine
Book:Â Trans Bodies, Trans Selves
Film:Â The Trans List
Book:Â Transgender History
Book:Â Transgender Warriors
The National Center for Transgender Equality
Trans People of Color Coalition