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In 1990, May 17th the possibilities were transformed for lesbians, gay men & bisexuals after the W.H.O. de-listed homosexuality as a medical condition. This was of course, not the case for members of the trans community who continue to be medicalized, marginalized, unemployed, incarcerated and severely scorned. Even by those of us who have since been working hard to “normalize” our sexuality and sexual expression.
Links to External Websites:
Introduction to Transgender Health Issues
Trans Pride Canada Facebook page
Transgender Law & Policy Institute
Proud at Work: Steelworkers Resource
Human Rights Discrimination Based on Personal Characteristics
Links to Information:
Bargaining Support for Transgender Workers Rights
Gender Identity: A guide for trade union reps supporting trans members
Gender Identity: Your Rights and Responsibilities
Transgender Visibility: A Guide to Being You
Workers in Transition: A Practical Guide for Union Representatives
