Resources for Trans Women [1]
Terminology and FAQs
- Understanding Transgender People: The Basics [2] (National Center for Transgender Equality)
- Common Transgender Definitions and Terms [3] (Gay Straight Alliance for Safe Schools, PDF)
- Transgender FAQ [4] (GLAAD)
Organizational Resources
- Positively Trans (T+) [5] (Transgender Law Center)
- Arianna's Center [6] (Florida, US)
- The Center of Excellence for Transgender Health [7] (University of California-San Francisco)
- National Center for Transgender Equality [8] (NCTE)
- TransLatin@ Coalition [9]
- Trans Women of Color [10] (GLAAD)
- Transgender Europe [11]
- National LGBTQ Task Force [12]
- Transgender Resources [13] (GLAAD)
- Trans Lifeline [14]
Violence (including intimate partner and domestic violence)
Find a shelter and/or services:
- Inside the US: Call 911 or the National Domestic Violence hotline at 800-799-SAFE [1-800-799-7233; or 1-800-787-3224 (TTY)]; for domestic shelters go to https://www.domesticshelters.org/ [15]
- Anti-Violence Project [16]; 24-Hour Hotline: 212-714-1141
- Stop Abuse for Everyone (SAFE) National Directory [17]
Additional violence-related resources:
- Community United Against Violence [18]
- The Network/La Red [19]
- Ending Violence Against Women Living with HIV [20] (Positive Women's Network-USA, PDF [21])
- Transgender Victims Have Few Places to Turn as LBGT Domestic Violence Climbs [22] (The Guardian, UK)
- National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs [23]
- National Network to End Domestic Violence [24]
- Criminalization as Violence Against Women Living with HIV [25] (Positive Women's Network-USA)
Youth
- I Think I Might Be Transgender, Now What Do I Do? (Advocates for Youth; available as PDF in Amharic [26], Chinese [27], French [28], Spanish [29], and Vietnamese [30])
- HIV and Young Transgender People [31] (World Health Organization, PDF)
- I Think I Might Be Trans: 8 Important Notes On Questioning and 50+ Resources to Get You Started [32] (Everyday Feminism)
Stigma and Discrimination
- US Transgender Survey Report [33] (from National Center for Transgender Equality)
Socioeconomic Realities
- Transgender in the Workplace: A Career & Resource Guide for Employees & Employers [34] (Learn How to Become)
- Housing & Homelessness [35] (National Center for Transgender Equality)
- Economic Empowerment Resources for People Living with HIV [36]
Legal Barriers
- Know Your Rights [37] (National Center for Transgender Equality)
- Know Your Rights: Transgender [38] (Lambda Legal)
Health Issues
- Transgender Health Patient Resources [39] (American Academy of HIV Medicine)
- HIV Care for Transgender Women [40] (Chase Brexton Health Services, PDF)
- Unmet Basic Needs May Be Related to Poor Rates of Durable Viral Suppression Among Transgender Women with HIV [41] (aidsmap)
- Hormones: A Guide for MTFs [42] (Carleton College, PDF)
- The Fenway Institute [43] (Boston, Mass.)
- Callen-Lorde Community Health Center [44] (New York, N.Y.)
- Transgender Women Face Inadequate Health Care, 'Shocking' HIV Rates [45] (National Public Radio; with audio recording)
- Gender Confirming/GRS Surgeon List [46] (Callen-Lorde Community Health Center, PDF)
- Trans Lifeline [47] (US, 877-565-8860; Canada, 877-330-6366)
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline [48] (US, 800-273-8255)
- International Suicide Hotlines [49]
Sexual and Reproductive Health
- Sexual Health for Transwomen [50] (Center of Excellence for Transgender Health, PDF)
- Transgender Resources [51] (Smart Sex Resources)
- Sex as a Trans Woman [52] (Terrence Higgins Trust)
- Trans Fertility in Conversation [53] (San Francisco AIDS Foundation)
- For You: Trans Men [54] (HIVE)
- Thinking About Having a Baby? A Guide for Trans Women Living with HIV [55] (HIVE, PDF)
- PrEP: Transcending Barriers for Safer Pleasure [56] (Project Inform, PDF)
Surveys and Reports
- National Transgender Discrimination Survey [57] (from National Center for Transgender Equality)
- Positively Trans Needs Assessment Results [58] (Transgender Law Center)
- Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and HIV-Affected Hate and Intimate Partner Violence in 2017 [59] (Anti-Violence Project)