This article written by Leavn Berieanidze explores activist strategies that critically analyze transphobia and white cis-hetero-patriarchy and how these are reproduced, with a focus on transforming these institutions, have a greater potential to bring about desired systemic and sustainable change than enacting hate crime legislation.
Yren Rotela, Paraguayan trans activist and founder of Casa Diversa, reflects on religious conservatism in the South, state policies and how trans people of faith find affirmative spaces.NOTE: This article is available in Spanish only.
While the issues that transfeminine people living with HIV and AIDS face have become gradually more visible, transmasculine people still constitute a largely invisible and unheard group within the global response. It is necessary to discuss why it is vital to amplify the scope of scientific research and participation of activists from different backgrounds at the AIDS 2022 Conference.
