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Welcome!

This website was created to link trans youth and the people in their lives with current resources.

The site was inspired by the amazing, brilliant, and courageous trans youth that I have had the immense privilege and honor to meet, work with, and learn from in my life. Recommendations from trans youth helped to shape the site, which continues to grow and evolve with their input.

Please read through the site and connect to any resources that you find helpful.
 
 
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Angels of Change Calendar!
This project was created with the sole intention of inspiring transgender and non-gender-conforming youth to make a difference with their lives and impact society in a positive way. It is a project by and for trans youth! It is a beautiful, colorful, high quality calendar with 12 individual photographs of trans youth and a quote for each month of the year.

You can purchase your own calendar by making a contribution to the Huckleberry Fund (Angels of Change), which supports services provided by the Transgender Harm Reduction Project to trans youth in Los Angeles. Please send a check for $10 payable to: The Huckleberry Fund (Angels of Change). Please mail your check and calendar request to: Attn: Bamby Salcedo, 5000 Sunset Blvd., 4th Floor, Los Angels, CA 90027. For more information you can contact Bamby Salcedo (Transgender Harm Reduction Project Coordinator) at Children's Hospital (323) 361-5983 or bsalcedo@chla.usc.edu
 
 
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The 3rd Annual Gender Spectrum Family Conference will take place
September 4 - 6, 2009 in Seattle, Washington, USA.

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Camp Aranu'tiq is a weeklong, tuition-free, overnight summer camp for transgender and gender-variant youth ages 8 through 15.
 
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ACTION KIT: "Bending the Mold: An Action Kit for Transgender Youth"
Link to PDF >Bending the Mold Kit pic
 
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ZINE: "Queer & Trans Sexual Assault: A Youth Issue"
Link to PDF >PDF pic
 
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Last Modified: Wednesday, July 1, 2009