With the news of the Supreme Court Ruling. There has been a large raft of protests that have been announced all over the country, and it is very difficult to keep track of all the events. We have compiled a list of all the protests we can find. We will try Continue Reading
Queer East; a snapshot review of the boundary-pushing film festival
A shot from Diwata, a nature spirit is dancing, wearing an ornate golden crown headdress, long pointed golden nails, long brown hair. Flowing from her hands and crown is translucent lace, that’s creamy white. In the background is a waterfall and forest Queer East is a film festival that is Continue Reading
US Health Organizations Respond to HHS Report on Trans Youth Treatment
On 1 May 2025, the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released their report on trans youth treatment, as mandated by US President Donald Trump’s 28 January 2025 Executive Order “Protecting Children from Chemical and Surgical Mutilation” (link goes to archive.org mirror from the same day). The report Continue Reading
PODCAST – Supreme Court React Compilation
In this densely-packed episode, Ashleigh, Flint and Alyx consider many of the different reactions to the UK supreme court”s recent judgement, including: References Action Alley Compilation of Protests and Actions Against the Supreme Court – What The Trans!? Help us challenge the Supreme Court’s judgment on trans rights | Good Continue Reading
US Passport Policy Places People in Precarious Positions
Policy Placed on Hold for Plaintiffs As reported by Erin Reed and Assigned Media, on 18 April, Judge Julia Kobick at the Federal District Court for Massacheusets ruled that six of the seven plaintiffs have been granted the ability to receive passports with gender markers that align with their gender Continue Reading
Compilation of Petitions for Trans Rights
Summary While the petitioning system is advisory only and the government is not required to take action on any given petition, this system can both require them to respond to specific inquiries and force them to schedule time to debate discrete issues within Parliament. If the Government has to spend Continue Reading