Resources and Support for Transgender Survivors
This list aims to provide a comprehensive array of contacts, support resources, and recommended materials which members of the transgender community and their allies may find helpful.
Confronting Biphobia: A Blog Series on Understanding the Unique Needs of Bi+ Survivors
Biphobia, or the fear or rejection of Bi+ identities and people, has been pervasive throughout history and is still present today.
Bi+ Resources and Unmet Need
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The Bi+ community has struggled to be seen both as part of the LGBTQ+ spectrum and a community of its own kind, particular to itself. As a result, Bi+ specific resources are less common than resources for other LGBTQ+ communities. Despite this, there has been a growing awareness of the unique needs of the Bi+ community.
Guides & Publications
Disparities in Bi+ Health and Sexual Violence
*This blog covers issues of sexual violence, self harm, and discrimination and may be triggering for some readers.
Sexual Violence Statistics
Bi+ Issues in Society
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The Bi+ community has faced and continues to face adversity and difficulty in being recognized and respected.
Let’s Talk About It! A Transgender Survivor’s Guide to Accessing Therapy
FORGE outlines a comprehensive strategy guide for approaching therapy in the Transgender community. "Let’s Talk About It! A Transgender Survivor’s Guide to Accessing Therapy" cover resiliency exercises, self healing strategies, and essential information to help Transgender survivors access therapy and other resources.
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News Summaries
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National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey: 2010 Findings on Victimization by Sexual Orientation
Little is known about the national prevalence of sexual violence, stalking, and intimate partner violence among gay, lesbian, and bisexual women and men in the United States. Information at a national level focusing on these types of interpersonal violence based on the sexual orientation of U.S. adults has not been previously available.