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Genderology
To gather and distribute information about gender dysphoria, also known as gender identity disorder, and the way to gain psychological help as well as other forms of assistance including but not limited to physicians and clinicians who specialize, or assist those people who have needs in this specific area.

It’s Pronounced Metrosexual
It’s Pronounced Metrosexual is site where advocates of social justice can find helpful articles, fun graphics, and other resources designed to be shared in an effort to advance social equality. It’s a site that helps people help people be better people.

Laura’s Playground
Laura’s Playground is a Free Support Site for MTF, FTM Transsexual , Transgendered, Crossdressers, Intersex, Androgynous and their Significant Others and Friends. We support those who are transitioning as well. It is designed to help us cope with our joys and sorrows as well as our anxiety and physical being. There is a beautiful side to being transgendered and we hope to show you that here. The pain of Gender Dysphoria can be eased. There are 23 message Forums for support without combat for all Trans-folk and their families. No Cybersex or Admirers are allowed. You are Safe here.

Trans People Speak
I AM: Trans People Speak COMMUNITY is a project to raise awareness about the diversity that exists within transgender communities. It gives a voice to transgender individuals, as well as their families, friends, and allies.

Trans Media Watch
Trans Media Watch is an organisation that aims to combat prejudiced, sensationalist and inaccurate depictions of transgendered people in the media. It is run by volunteers and depends on ordinary people within the trans community to be its eyes and ears. It aims to reflect the concerns of those people and of the community as a whole.

T-Vox
Welcome to T-Vox. We aim to provide the most comprehensive advice, information and support website on the internet for genderqueer, intersex, Transgender and transsexual people, their friends and their family. We work to achieve this by splitting our site into three inter-linked sections: this wiki (which you can help add to), our large and popular forum and our equally popular chat room where you can get help and advice (or just chat to people in a similar situation to yourself) right now. You may also find our series of podcasts both useful and informative.

Questioning Transphobia
This blog does not just focus on radical feminist transphobia, but society’s transphobia, GLB transphobia, transphobia from anywhere.

We Happy Trans
We Happy Trans was created so that trans people could share stories of positive experiences

What is Gender?
A support forum for transgendered, non_binary, and significant others.