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AEGIS News, No. 7 (April, 1996)
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dekonstrukt jendur
Collection: Button Collection Institution: The ArQuives Creator: Date: 1900s Topics: Education, FtMs, Gender diversity, Transgender people, Transphobia Description: Circular black button with an orange interior and an image of a wrench, text in black and white. The button reads " [email protected] dekonstruct jendur FtM Safer Shelter Research Project" -
IFGE Newsletter Vol. 2 No. 1 (Spring, 1996)
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Minnesota Pride Celebration '96 Program Schedule
Collection: International Foundation for Gender Education Publications and Documents Institution: Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, Harvard University Creator: International Foundation for Gender Education (IFGE) Date: 1996 Topics: Appearance, Coming out, Conferences, Crossdressing, Education, Gatherings, Gender realignment surgery, Health care, HIV/AIDS, Hormones, LGBTI community, Partners of transgender people, Passing (Gender), Religions, Support groups, Transgender community, Transphobia Subject: Abby Saypen, Alison Laing, Anne Johnson, Arthur Freeheart, Beth Zemsky, Diana Priecing, Diana Slyter, Diane Ellaborn, Dianna Ciccotello, Donna Cognac, Eugene Schrang, Eve Burchert, John Norman, Julie Dafydd, Lori Dokken, Lynn Walker, Mary Ann Alden, Mary Ann Kirkland, Melinda Paras, Nancy Shavlik, Phyllis Randolph Frye, Richard F. Docter, Riki Anne Wilchins, Sandra Davis, Sandra S. Cole, Sheila Kirk, Steven Grandell, Virginia Prince, Walter Bockting, Winnie Brant -
Positive Space
Collection: Button Collection Institution: The ArQuives Creator: Date: 1977 to 2010 Topics: Bisexuals, Education, Gay men, Homophobia, Lesbians, Transgender people Description: A sticker that reads "lesbian gay transgendered bisexual queer POSITIVE SPACE," produced for the positive space campaign, which aimed to create spaces on campus where LGBTQ students felt comfortable.