121. Gender*Paths California therapist provides information and resources for persons with transgender concerns and issues. http://members.aol.com/rebecaauge/Index.html

WELCOME to Gender and Life's Paths Rebecca Auge, Ph.D. A person may feel uncomfortable with the gender role assigned one at birth. This web site is about differences in gender identity and role presentation. And it is about gender role change and the paths a person may explore to feel more comfortable living, and thus hopefully find a measure of peace and happiness. As part of this web site I offer some resources to help a person better understand and manage the challenges generated by gender role conflict. T hree ways to reach me: Rebecca Auge, Ph.D. 3030 Ashby Avenue, 109A Berkeley CA 94705 USA Phone: 1.510.841.2428 or 1.925.426.0718 E-mail: rebecaauge@aol.com Y ou may navigate Gender and Life's Paths by clicking on Choices at the bottom of each page or by clicking on other topical links listed on individual pages. Choices Last Update: Thanks for visiting! : Reading or using the material on this web site, without being a formal client of Dr. Auge, does not constitute the establishment of a client / therapist relationship with Dr. Auge. Practice good judgment and discuss your issues with a qualified licensed therapist experienced in working with clients on gender related issues.

122. CPSR - Document_view program publications issues cpsr nii privacy volunteers lists gender more on the issues that matter to me than the mainstream professional bodies http://www.cpsr.org/prevsite/cpsr/gender/bawit.cfp93

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123. Politicizing Gender An anarchist transgendered womyn examines many issues, such as Brandon Teena and gender essentialism. http://www.spunk.org/texts/pubs/lr/sp001714/gender.html

Politicizing Gender: Moving toward revolutionary gender politics by Carolyn It is important for me to confront the differences and similarities between myself and other women. It's essential that we don't ignore our uniqueness nor rank our oppression. Acknowledging the specific nature of the oppression transgender people face, we can begin to deal with oppression not just from a theoretical base, but by "grappling with" what Cherrie Moraga describes as "the source of our own oppression, without naming the enemy within ourselves and outside of us, no authentic, non-hierarchical connection among oppressed groups can take place." Transsexualism: limiting identities and sources of power Gender is not solely a psychological state of being, it is a political status. I've chosen to identify Transgender as a word of liberation in my hopes of forging a common language of liberation with all gender outlaws. Transgender identity indicates a refusal to separate transsexuals from bulldaggers, transvestites, drag kings, drag queens, femmes, intersexes, androgynies, genderfucks and those who refuse all stated categories. However, this position is not necessarily widely held in these communities. Women's Liberation: What kind of revolution?

124. WCMH - World Congress On Men's Health & Gender WCMH provides information and exchange of experiences regarding men's health issues among researchers and practicing physicians, with the aim of increasing awareness of sex and gender-specific medicine. http://www.ismh.org/wcmh/website/

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125. Anarcha-Feminism And Gender Anarchy Resource Page A collection of links and essays on topics such as the anarchafeminist movement, self defense, body issues, trans inclusiveness, radical queers, and women in prison. Includes a messageboard. http://www.geocities.com/sallydarity/genderanarchy

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126. GAIN: Gender In Africa Information Network The network encourages participation of documentalists, activists, researchers and journalists who have an interest and commitment to gender related issues in Africa and the dissemination of information. http://womensnet.org.za/links/gainbroch.htm

GAIN: Gender in Africa Information Network "two small pieces of wood separated will not burn but put together they will blaze up." GAIN aims to: facilitate communication, discussion and information sharing between organisations and people interested in gender and women's issues in Africa. As a network, GAIN is committed to making indigenous information on women and gender valued, visible and accessible globally and participate in the global information society in order to promote gender justice and women's rights in Africa. GAIN seeks to: link people across Africa working in the field of gender information act as a platform to share news, information and issues facilitate the training of members in the use of new technologies assist organisations in the disseminating publications facilitate resource sharing and partnerships What is GAIN: GAIN is a network of participants with no formal membership. However, people are welcome to join the GAIN listerv as 'members' and to complete a standard application form so that the secretariat has a database of participants. The network encourages participation of not only documentalists, but activists, researchers, journalists etc who have an interest and commitment to gender related issues in Africa and the dissemination of information. At present participation is limited to those working and living in Africa. Background: In March 1997, The African Gender Institute hosted a pan-African workshop for librarians and documentalists who work with gender related material in Africa. Twenty participants met in Cape Town for five days and through a participatory process aimed at maximum participation, discussed and debated issues of collective concern. The overall goal was: to work towards sustainable and appropriate communicative mechanisms for documentation centres and libraries committed to the collection, management and dissemination of information on gender in Africa. (Click

127. MCDGC: Ministry Of Community Development, Gender And Children - HomePage Details about the ministry, the issues it is tackling and related resources. http://www.mcdgc.go.tz

Contacts Links Queries Search ... The Ministry About MCDGC Structure WIC Projects Resource Materials Policies Reports Speeches IEC material Issues Gender Children Community Development Events International National Press room Press releases Clippings Contacts Vacancies Online Catalogue National Website This website has been created with the support of the Italian Government through the Italian Association for Women in Development (AIDOS)

128. Deconstructing Code Strategies of INclusion gender and the Information Society Lots of good papers on feminist issues in CMC and computing enerally. http://www.rajivshah.com/directory/social_issues/gender/

Where the Girls Aren't Where the Girls Aren't One camp says that girls see computers as a communications tool, and the best way to engage them is to exploit that and offer classes that stress using programs say, designing Web sites or online magazines over creating them. The other side says that such preferences exist only because no one has tried to expand girls' technological horizons. Posted by rshah on January 12, 2003 Comments (0) Gettin’ Jiggly Wit It Gettin’ Jiggly Wit It But this is more than tits and giggles — it’s serious business. Digital breasts that move like real ones were previously impossible to achieve. An enormous amount of modeling, programming, math, and physics underlie these new, um, developments. “I never imagined that I’d be using my expertise in this manner and consider myself very, very lucky,” says XXX programmer Nick Torkos. “Hopefully this will convince others to study math.” Posted by rshah on January 09, 2003 Comments (0) Strategies of INclusion: Gender and the Information Society Strategies of INclusion: Gender and the Information Society A European research project studing the change patterns of women use, access and creation of ICTs, focusing on public and private effort to educate, create products, and develop service relevent to women

129. Monica Gazzo - Avant-garde Filmmaker And Mixed Media Artist Avantgarde filmmaker and mixed media artist whose work is a combination of visual poetry, originality and intimacy, generally challenging issues of gender and race. http://www.artawakening.com/monicagazzo

Welcome to Monica Gazzo's Website! Please visit my main page to view upcoming film screenings and other events. Monica Gazzo - Los Angeles avant-garde filmmaker and mixed media artist whose work is distinguished by a unique combination of visual poetry, originality and intimacy while challenging issues of gender and race. Click to enter Monica Gazzo Los Angeles avant-garde filmmaker and mixed media artist whose work is distinguished by a unique combination of visual poetry, originality and intimacy while challenging issues of gender and race. For more info contact: monicagazzo@sbcglobal.net

130. The Transgender Law And Policy Institute: Home Page Upto-date listing of all U.S. laws that are transgender-inclusive; quality articles and resources on legal issues affecting transgendered and gender variant people. Intended for activists, policymakers, and academics. http://www.transgenderlaw.org/

Welcome to the Transgender Law and Policy Institute. We are a non-profit organization dedicated to engaging in effective advocacy for transgender people in our society. The TLPI brings experts and advocates together to work on law and policy initiatives designed to advance transgender equality. News Resources Legislation: Non-Discrimination Laws Litigation: Case Law ... Search TLPI Pages Also, please visit the pages of our sister organizations: National Center for Transgender Equality Transgender Law Center, San Francisco Sylvia Rivera Law Project, New York City News: September 14, 2005Washington, DC US House passes trans inclusive Hate Crimes law. Planet Out story here. September, 9, 2005 National Center for Transgender Equality Releases, Guidelines for Evacuation Shelters: Making Shelters Safe for Transgender Evacuees aims to assist shelters in serving transgender evacuees. Here in PDF. Popular items and select recent resources February 2005 New best practices TLPI guide by TLPI board member Brett Beemyn: Ways that Colleges and Universities Meet the Needs of Transgender Students here.

131. The Cyberhood Virtual community centered on urban planning issues, including race, class, and gender. Listserv, gallery, links. http://www.thecyberhood.net/

Recent News Flashes Katrina in Perspective:The disaster raises key questions about Poll shows racial divide on storm response More News Flashes The CyberHood is sponsored by the Urban Affairs Association (UAA) and the Center for Urban Studies, Department of Urban and Regional Planning , University at Buffalo. The Urban Affairs Association is the international professional organization for urban scholars, researchers, and public service providers. The CyberHood is based on the belief that many students, scholars, practitioners and activists of color are isolated from one another and from progressive whites, who are also concerned about the plight of communities of color, conditions in the inner city, and the problems of low-wage white workers. The goal is to make the CyberHood a place where students, scholars, practitioners, and activists from across the racial and class divide can find one another and build meaningful relationships. The building of such connections, we believe, will strengthen the struggle to understand and transform inner cities and the metropolitan regions of which they are a part. MAIN PAGE Featured Question (Archive) Public policy related to reconstruction following Hurricane Katrina should be: place-based, and focus on rebuilding infrastructure in Lousiana and Mississippi

132. Listing Of Directory: /bernardgi/ Original research on gender identity and intersex issues. http://members.aol.com/bernardgi/

Listing of directory: /bernardgi/ FileName Last Modified Size 13-Mar-2003 08:26 Library 27-Feb-2003 12:44 Templates 27-Feb-2003 12:45 27-Feb-2003 09:57

133. American Studies Web Gender And Sexuality Georgetown University site with links and reviews on women's and gender related issues. http://cfdev.georgetown.edu/cndls/asw/aswsub.cfm?head1=Gender, Sexuality, and th

134. Gender Economics Issues List of links from a page of links on gender Economics topics. http://www.massey.ac.nz/~kbirks/gender/econ/gecon.htm#Parent

GENDER ECONOMICS ISSUES Search Stuart's gender pages "Economic independence is the most important issue for women because it is the necessary condition for social and economic well-being." The Ministry of Women's Affairs, briefing for the incoming minister, 1999 (NZ) (and what of families?) And even more in 2002: Labour's Feminist Agenda " I have never been aware that it is a problem to be a man." Helen Clark, Prime Minister of New Zealand, TV3 news, 6pm, 27 March 2001 See also New Zealand Government aims for equality of OUTCOMES and Policies based on need? And for another perspective................ New Zealand's Shared Parenting Bill (link to text and relevant points) From here you can see: ON UNPAID WORK ON CHILD SUPPORT ON CUSTODY including the issues of Shared Parenting Parental Alienation Importance of Fathers , and parenting plans ON MATRIMONIAL PROPERTY including de facto relationships ON PAY EQUITY UNDP MATERIAL ON THE WOMEN'S ACCESS TO JUSTICE PROJECT (NZ) ... SOME LINKS TO OTHER PLACES ON UNPAID WORK: Link to a Statistics New Zealand publication

135. The Sandra Finley Company, Diversity Consultants Assists companies in transforming cultural communication issues into organizational opportunities by developing and promoting diversity, gender equality, and professional development. http://www.sandrafinley.com

136. Safra Project Provides information on issues relevant to lesbian, bisexual and transgender Muslim women ( gay Muslims). Includes the scholarly work of progressive Muslims on 'Sexuality, gender and Islam', and information on social and legal issues. See the Links button for many other sites dealing this topic. http://www.safraproject.org

Bibliography Links Asylum Coming Out ... News, Events The Safra Project is a resource project on issues relating to lesbian, bisexual and transgender women who identify as Muslim culturally and / or religiously (Muslim LBT women) This site was last updated 21 September 2005 CONFIDENTIALITY

137. Women In Global Science And Technology The main theme of this organization is empowering women through technology. The focus is global and there is an international bibliography (dated 1997, but still useful) on issues concerning gender equity in technology. http://www.wigsat.org/

Stephanie Troxel, Solar Energy Research Institute) Women in Global Science and Technology WIGSAT Women in Global Science and Technology (WIGSAT) is an international non-profit organization. Its mission is: to promote the contributions women make in science and technology for development, and WIGSAT provides services in the area of gender, science and technology for development, with a special focus on information and communications technologies. It also acts as a broker or disseminator of information and resources. To date, WIGSAT's demonstrated expertise mainly has been with NGOs and multilateral agencies. About WIGSAT Listservs and e-resources Women, Science, ICTs and Development International Networks in Women, Science, ICTs and Development We host WWW sites for other organisations in international gender, science and technology: Gender, Science and Technology WWW Gateway Once and Future Action Network (OFAN) Papers from the eighth international conference of the Gender and Science and Technology Association (GASAT) Fifty of the papers presented are available. International Bibliography on Gender, Science and Technology

138. Kids With Transgender Parents States the issues affecting kids with gay, lesbian, bi, and transgender parents, stem from parents not conforming to normal gender roles. http://www.colage.org/kids/kids_w_trnsgndr_prnts.html

KIDS INDEX NEWSLETTER GROUPS KIDS WITH TRANSGENDER PARENTS ... MAKE CHANGE Resources For People of all ages with Transgender Parents Why COLAGE is committed to serving people with transgender parents: We feel that the issues affecting kids with gay, lesbian, bi, and transgender parents, stem from our parents not conforming to "normal" gender roles. We all have issues about "coming out", our own identity, school-based harassment, and so on. As with kids with bisexual parents, the issues are too similar to ignore. We won't change our name (we like the acronym!), but our mission includes transgender families. Interview of a teenager with a transgender parent (from our newsletter). Definitions: (there are no commonly agreed upon definitions for many of these terms, but here's a general idea). We're always trying to improve our explanations, please contact COLAGE with suggestions . Transgender: a blanket term often used to describe everyone who does not conform to the social roles that their biological sex is supposed to play. This is independent of sexual orientation. Transsexual : Someone who feels that their biological sex does not match their psychological gender. Usually a transsexual is living as the preferred sex, and will, or has had operations to change some of the physical aspects of their sex. Transsexuals can be straight, gay, or bi.

139. Third World Women's Health Explores third world women's health from a feminist perspective, and encourages action toward improvement. Discusses issues such as AIDS, gender apartheid, genital mutilation, and sweatshop abuse. http://www.arches.uga.edu/~haneydaw/twwh/

Third World Women's Health Main Page Health Issues Effects of the West Take Action ... Interviews Third World Women’s Health Information on Third World women’s health from a feminist perspective that encourages action to improve Third World women’s health. Introduction: What is this website about? Third World Women: Who are Third World Women? Health Issues: Effects of the West: What effect has the West had on Third World women’s health? Read essays about monitoring sweatshop abuses and how to effectively help people. Take Action: What should my role be in improving Third World women’s health? Find jobs, volunteer opportunities, political actions, educational opportunities, conferences, and other references. Interviews: What do health professionals from the United States have to say about working in Third World countries? Find out what programs were used, and what communications issues they dealt with. Translate this site to French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, or German. Last Modified: 11/9/2001                            Contact: Dawn Haney haneydaw@arches.uga.edu

140. INTHEFRAY Magazine | Seeing The World Through Different I’s An online magazine devoted to understanding, reporting on, and acting upon issues of identity and community. Areas covered include belief, class, gender, physique, race, sexuality. http://www.inthefray.com

Identify Imagine Interact Image Username Password New Members Search FROM THE GALLERY Columnists Russell Cobb Keely Savoie Afi-Odelia E. Scruggs Secret Asian Man ... Guest Columnists Departments Community Listings Food for Thought (Beta Version) Media Gallery Off the Shelf ... Through the Looking Glass Inside ITF About Us Archived Issues ITF in the News Subscribe to Free Newsletter ... Submissions Guidelines React 2005 Reader Survey Donate Submit Photos Recent Links The Penguin Wars - By Sheerly Avni. Published by AlterNet. September 17, 2005. Ageless: Why Lolita , now fifty, endures - By Steve Almond. Published by Nerve. September 13-22, 2005. Many Women at Elite Colleges Set Career Path to Motherhood - By Louise Story. Published by The New York Times. Tuesday, September 20, 2005. Katrina Relief: It's Iraq Deja vu All Over Again - By Arianna Huffington. Published by CommonDreams.org. Friday, September 16, 2005. Message: I Care About the Black Folks - By Frank Rich. Published by The New York Times. Republished by CommonDreams.org. Sunday, September 1... Add a Link Who's Online There are currently 23 anonymous user(s) and member(s) online.

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