Jason Robert Ballard
Jason is the Founder of FTM Magazine. 31 years old, from NY but currently residing in PA. He named himself after the red Power Ranger. Does the graphics, website, scheduling, events, and social media work here.
A CAMP FOR MEN OF TRANS EXPERIENCE BY MEN OF TRANS EXPERIENCE
By Pandora Rose
“You have to show face in your ads,” said my friend, a veteran trans sex worker, when I told her I was thinking about getting back into the business as a...
In this disarmingly courageous and hilarious talk, Toby Walker exposes the obstacles facing the transgender community when it comes to accessing complete and competent medical care- in the hope of ‘making being trans less fatal and more...
As March comes to a close, and rounds out our first month of having talented and dedicated Wordsmiths on the website, we want to take a moment and celebrate the work three of our Authors have provided...
Are you enabling social injustice without knowing it? J Mase III discusses steps to effect real change for social justice—steps that can save lives. J Mase III is a Black/trans/queer poet & educator based in Seattle by...
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Gender should be the least remarkable thing about someone, but transgender people are still too often misunderstood. To help those who are scared to ask questions or nervous about saying the wrong thing, Jackson Bird shares a...
Indianapolis, Ind. - This month, the IU Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health ECHO Center at IUPUI is celebrating the six-month anniversary of the launch of its ECHO teleclinic focused on...
Organizers plan to continue workshops and host 2020 event
FERNDALE, Mich. — As the Transgender Day of Visibility approaches, two trans-led organizations, Transcend the Binary and Gender Identity Network Alliance, are celebrating a successful “Trans Day of...
Models of these prosthetics range from realistic to actual funnel-shaped ones marketed to ciswomen in the camping section.
