Back To the Main SiteSpringOut 09!
Fairday at Westlund house is on this Saturday, from Noon until 5pm. A Gender Agenda will be there setting up from 10am.
Hope to see you there, or at one of our upcoming SpringOut Events.
Beyond Boxes Series: Solutions
Peter Hyndal presented at a Men’s Health Conference in Newcastle, last week. A “National Health Gathering” presented by the Australasian Men’s Health Forum. For the conference he wrote a paper named Beyond boxes: Sex and gender diversity and health service provision
We’ll be posting the contents of his presentation over the next few weeks, in tasty bite sized morsels, and the full paper (with all its references intact) will be available to download as soon as its been confirmed complete.
The story so far:
2 What does sex and gender diversity have to do with Men’s Health?
3 Medical Professionals involvement in Making Men
4 Issues with Primary Health Care
Todays post, and the final post in the series is beyond the cut
Beyond Boxes: Specific Health Issues
Peter Hyndal presented at a Men’s Health Conference in Newcastle, last week. A “National Health Gathering” presented by the Australasian Men’s Health Forum. For the conference he wrote a paper named Beyond boxes: Sex and gender diversity and health service provision
We’ll be posting the contents of his presentation over the next few weeks, in tasty bite sized morsels, and the full presentation (with all its references intact) will be available to download at the end of the series.
The story so far:
2 What does sex and gender diversity have to do with Men’s Health?
3 Medical Professionals involvement in Making Men
4 Issues with Primary Health Care
Todays post, is beyond the jump:
Beyond Boxes: Primary Health Care
Peter Hyndal presented at a Men’s Health Conference in Newcastle, last week. A “National Health Gathering” presented by the Australasian Men’s Health Forum. For the conference he wrote a paper named Beyond boxes: Sex and gender diversity and health service provision
We’ll be posting the contents of his presentation over the next few weeks, in tasty bite sized morsels, and the full presentation (with all its references intact) will be available to download at the end of the series.
The story so far:
1 Introduction and Terms
2 What does sex and gender diversity have to do with Men’s Health?
3 Medical Professionals involvement in Making Men
Todays post, is beyond the jump:
Recommendation: Accepting Dad
A little while ago I was recommended a blog called “Accepting Dad“, and I have since then been watching it to see why it was recommended to me. I have to say that even though I don’t agree with all of his theories, and ideas, I’ve been super impressed by the authors honesty, integrity, and genuine desire to do the best he can by his kid.
So I’m recommending to all of you as well, take a look at this blog. If you are the parent of a queer or trans kid, follow it, find strength and community in it. Every kid deserves a parent who’s willing to try this hard.
Here’s a quote to whet your appetite:
At first, they’re so young, so innocent, it’s hard to say no. It’s just a doll. Just a pink blanket. Everyone assures you too, that it doesn’t mean a thing. Everyone knows someone who was just like that, just like your kid, and now he’s fine, working the super-pro wrestling circuit as a seven-foot tall, 300 pound steroid giant. Or he’s a trucker, or a fireman, or some other manly member of the Village People. Normal! Super normal! Not a drag queen, anyway!
No, it doesn’t mean a thing.
Except, after a year, or two, or three you know it does. Now, you’re the parent—what are you going to to do about it?
Beyond Boxes Series: Medical Professionals and Making Men
Peter Hyndal presented at a Men’s Health Conference in Newcastle, last week. A “National Health Gathering” presented by the Australasian Men’s Health Forum. For the conference he wrote a paper named Beyond boxes: Sex and gender diversity and health service provision
We’ll be posting the contents of his presentation over the next few weeks, in tasty bite sized morsels, and the full presentation (with all its references intact) will be available to download at the end of the series.
First post: Introduction and Terms
Second Post: What does sex and gender diversity have to do with Men’s Health?
Todays post, is beyond the jump:
Beyond Boxes Series: Sex and Gender Diversity and Mens Health
Peter Hyndal presented at a Men’s Health Conference in Newcastle, last week. A “National Health Gathering” presented by the Australasian Men’s Health Forum. For the conference he wrote a paper named Beyond boxes: Sex and gender diversity and health service provision
We’ll be posting the contents of his presentation over the next few weeks, in tasty bite sized morsels, and the full presentation (with all its references intact) will be available to download at the end of the series.
The first post is First post: Introduction and Terms and todays post, is beyond the jump:
New Events Page and other Web Updates
I’m sure that no one else cares nearly as much as I do about each and every little thing I do to the website, but I like to keep folk in the loop.
You can see our new events page layout now. We have a lot of events coming up in the next couple of months, and now they are displayed in style. Remember, if you are hosting a trans friendly event, we are more than happy to advertise it for you on our website.
The other addition to the website in the last couple of days, is the Legal Information section. There’s not much there yet, but there is a couple of bits of legislation that are handy for people that are changing their name, or sex documentation.
I think I’m finally getting the hang of this website biz.
Beyond Boxes Blog Series: Introduction and Terms
Peter Hyndal presented at a Men’s Health Conference in Newcastle, last week. A “National Health Gathering” presented by the Australasian Men’s Health Forum. For the conference he wrote a paper named Beyond boxes: Sex and gender diversity and health service provision
We’ll be posting the contents of his presentation over the next few weeks, in tasty bite sized morsels, and the full presentation (with all its references intact) will be available to download at the end of the series.
Todays post, is beyond the jump:
October Picnic Fun
We had our October picnic on Saturday. The weather was beautiful, the food delicious, and the company fun! We had some new faces there, so it was nice to chill out and make some new friends.
We wont be having any more events for a couple of weeks, as the SpringOut Pride festival swiftly approaches. Watch this space for advertisements for our events during November though!
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