Trans Health - Books

Shon Faye argues that trans justice is inseparable from healthcare, housing, work, sex work, prison, migration, class, and social justice.

This community resource collects trans-authored and trans-centered guidance on health, law, culture, history, family, sexuality, and life course issues.

stef m. shuster studies how clinicians learn to treat gender and how authority, uncertainty, and gatekeeping shape trans medicine.

Hil Malatino rethinks care labor, mutual aid, exhaustion, and survival from the standpoint of trans communities.

Jules Gill-Peterson uncovers twentieth-century histories of transgender children and the medical, racial, and political systems around them.

Tey Meadow studies how families, schools, medicine, and law make transgender childhood intelligible in the twenty-first century.

This anthology maps transgender civil rights through law, history, public policy, employment, family, healthcare, and movement strategy.

Joanne Meyerowitz writes a social, cultural, and medical history of transsexuality in the United States.