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Gateway Gender Alliance PublicationsThe Gateway Gender Alliance, formerly known as Golden Gate Girls/Guys, was one of the earliest social and educational organizations for transgender people that also included support for those who identified as female-to-male (FTM). This collection, spanning from 1979-1984, includes issues of The Gateway and its successor, Phoenix. From Institution(s): Louise Lawrence Transgender Archive, GLBT Historical Society |
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Gender EuphoriaGender Euphoria, digitized here from 1987 to 1999, was a newsletter for the Boulton and Park Society. The group was formed in 1986 in San Antonio, Texas and included prominent members Cynthia and Linda Phillips. The newsletters cover many different aspects of the trans community including crossdressing, gender identity, family relationships, and local events. From Institution(s): Joseph A. Labadie Collection, University of Michigan, The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) |
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Gender QuestGender Quest is the quarterly publication of Kindred Spirits. These eight newsletters, published between 1998 and 2000, cover topics of spirituality, alternative medicine, indigenous cultures, and gender diversity. From Institution(s): Joseph A. Labadie Collection, University of Michigan |
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Gender Review: The FACTual NewsletterStarting with the first issue in June 1978, Gender Review: The FACTual Newsletter was the official publication for FACT, the Foundation for the Advancement of Canadian Transsexuals. Trans activist Rupert Raj started the Gender Review for trans men and women and also crossdressers. Articles covered a variety of topics and current events within the Canadian transsexual scene. The Gender Review sought equally to inform its readers of the community at large as well as offer resources for transsexual people in their everyday lives. From Institution(s): Joseph A. Labadie Collection, University of Michigan, The ArQuives |
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GenderServeThese six publications of GenderServe, published by the Canadian “counseling, education, and research service” of the same name, are newsletters intended to provide information about and for the trans community. These newsletters include short bulletins on recent significant publications and upcoming events pertaining to the trans community, articles about the GenderServe, Gender Review, and FACT organizations and their reorganization. From Institution(s): The ArQuives |
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gendertrashFrom the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives site: In the early 1990s Mirha-Soleil Ross and Xanthra Phillippa MacKay formed a publishing company called genderpress. Between 1993 and 1995 they produced four zines entitled gendertrash from hell. The first issue of gendertrash includes a mission statement: "gendertrash is devoted to the issues & concerns of transsexuals. gendertrash also welcomes input from gender positive genetics. in addition to issues of gender hate & oppression, gendertrash is equally opposed to any other forms of systematic oppression by those who are in positions of power." The zines are an assemblage of articles, poetry, interviews, and visual art curated by Ross and MacKay. Original paste-ups and promotional materials for gendertrash are also held in the archive, and they help to demonstrate the zine’s intended audience. From Institution(s): The ArQuives |
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Government DocumentsGovernments at the local, state, provincial, and national levels regularly produce official documents, including reports, handbooks, forms of identification, and records. These documents include published and unpublished materials from a range of contexts. From Institution(s): Digital Transgender Archive |
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Grace and Lace LetterGrace and Lace Letter was "an evangelical Christian publication for crossdressers, transgendered, and transsexuals" published in Jackson, Mississippi. This collection contains two quarterly international newsletters, a retrospective newsletter, and a brochure from the 1990s. These objects cover issues of religious acceptance and self-acceptance, and relate bible verses to personal experiences of crossdressing and trans-ing gender. From Institution(s): Joseph A. Labadie Collection, University of Michigan, Transgender Archives, University of Victoria |
