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The Internet Didn't Make Kids Trans, Kids Found Themselves Online: An Excerpt From The Two Revolutions by Avery Dame-Griff
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The Internet Didn't Make Kids Trans, Kids Found Themselves Online: An Excerpt From The Two Revolutions by Avery Dame-Griff
Examples of trans youth using digital platforms to learn more and find support existed as early as 1989, and they were an irregular presence within established trans spaces online. By...
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A new intervention designed to guide parents and carers in navigating gender identity and fostering supportive relationships. Short summary A new community-based participatory study highlights the importance of family support in improving mental health outcomes for transgender and nonbinary youth. Co-created digital stories reveal how open communication, shared reflection, and inclusive family involvement can reduce isolation, foster empathy, an…
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