Even his predecessor, Barack Obama, found himself in hot water when he called Kamala Harris, now a California senator, the "best-looking attorney general in the country," which spawned a litter of male-authored thinkpieces from New York Magazine's "Obama in Need of Gender-Sensitivity Training" to the Washington Post's "Obama was right about Kamala Harris".
Weiss emphasized that substance abuse centers (and health facilities writ large) need to have policies that respect the rights, pronouns, and needs of gender nonconforming and transgender individuals.
In this interview with HuffPost, Key reflects on the rewarding nature of his work and how we as a society can better serve the the needs of gender diverse children.
The right to healthcare best enacted through Single-Payer Medicare-for-All must be inclusive of psychological care, hormonal treatment, and surgical needs of gender and sexual minorities -- including recognizing the higher risk of suicide attempt and addiction.
UNICEF is building the capacities of service providers to better understand the needs of Gender Based Violence survivors, including children to provide them with adequate assistance.
These findings clearly indicate both that some medical professionals are doing well in servicing the healthcare needs of gender diverse clients in Australia, whilst other professionals are falling short of adequately meeting these needs.
In an age of equality, and to ensure all victims receive the support and recognition they need, irrelevant of gender or sexuality, there has to be a sea change in attitude and that comes from the top.
Due to the different needs of gender-diverse youth across the age spectrum, our core providers offer several different services, including pausing pubertal development, gender-affirming hormonal therapy, menstrual suppression, contraception, sexual/reproductive health needs, acne treatment, primary care, as well as help and support with social, medical, and legal transitioning.
Considering these differences, one must ask oneself the salient question: "Is our education system catering the need of both gender and are we giving the right emphasis?" This is a seminal point that should be pondered upon.
