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Mentors & Mentees Needed for the 2018-2019 S4TJ Mentoring Program

This year Sociologists for Trans Justice (S4TJ) is continuing our mentoring program for trans and non-binary scholars! This program pairs trans and non-binary assistant professors and advanced graduate students with

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Media Contact Form Letter for S4TJ Experts

If you are already a member of the S4TJ database of experts, we encourage you to use the template provided below to inform local media outlets and public relations offices

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Professional Development

The Committee on Advancing Trans and Intersex Studies in Academia has compiled the following list of professional development resources for academics, independent researchers and other professionals.

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Trans Studies Bibliography

Trans Studies Bibliography Sociologists for Trans Justice2017-2018 Compiled by:Committee for Advancing Trans and Intersex Studies in Academia(Megan Nanney, Jaclyn Tabor, Anne Marie Champagne, Chris Barcelos,Emmanuel David, Xan Nowakowski, Vicky Demos,

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Trans Affirmation 101

People have a wide range of gender and sex identities, all of which are valid and worthy of exploration. Femininity and masculinity are different ways in which people express their