LibGuides: Transgender Resource Guide: Community Resources

Basic Tips

1. Always use a transgender person's chosen name.

2. Use the pronouns that matches a person's gender. If you aren't sure, ask the person "What pronouns do you use?"

3. Some people use the singular they pronoun to reflect their non-binary identity. See Purdue Owl's Guide for more!

Fenway Community Health	1-888-340-4528
GLBTQ National Youth Hotline	1-800-246-7743
GLBTQ Domestic Violence Project	1-800-832-1901
The Network/La Red	617-742-4911

Preferred Gender Pronouns Guide
from the Gay Straight Alliance for Safe Schools
Gender Talents
A web-based project by artist Carlos Motta that engages movements and discourses for gender self-determination within trans and intersex communities internationally.
Making Gay History
A podcast of oral histories of the LGBTQ civil rights movement.
To Survive on this Shore
Photographs and Interviews with Transgender and Gender Nonconforming Older Adults
National Center for Transgender Equality
The Visibility Project
The Visibility Project uplifts stories and images of the national queer Asian Pacific American women and transgender community.

Clark University OPEN
OPEN aims to serve the lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer (LGBTQ) communities, otherwise known as gender, sexual, and romantic minorities. Allies of LGBTQ students are also a valuable part of the group, and aid in efforts to educate and spread awareness of LGBTQ issues. OPEN members are dedicated to improving support and awareness in both the Clark community and all over the globe.
Clark University Umbrellas
Clark University Umbrellas is a club that promotes trans, non-binary, and gender non conforming (hereafter referred to as trans/NB/GNC) awareness and positivity. We aim to be a political club that gives students a structure to have a voice to communicate their needs and wants to the administration; however, we also want to provide a social community centered around trans/NB/GNC identities.