A must-read book for gender-diverse teens and their parents

*also available at Politics & Prose in Washington D.C.

Providing access to the lived experiences of over 200 gender-diverse teens, young adults, and parents, this powerful collection highlights the complexities of navigating gender identity. Curated by a therapist specializing in trans youth and a mom journeying alongside her 22-year-old trans son, Trans Anthology Project delivers a heartfelt sense of hope and community to anyone feeling isolated, afraid, or alone as they venture onto this path, including:

✱ Gender-diverse youth and parents looking for understanding and direction

✱ Friends, family, and trans allies committed to educating themselves

✱ Anyone looking to put the current political discourse into context

Events

Book Talk

October 20th /1-3pm / Sun & Moon Yoga

Deepen your understanding of the basics of gender diversity, hear excerpts from the book, and have all your questions answered. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how to support the gender-diverse individuals in your life—whether friends, family, co-workers, or other members of your community.

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Book Release Party

October 13th / 12-3pm / Jammin’ Java

Join us as we celebrate the release of Trans Anthology Project, live in person!

Online Book Launch Events

September 20th & September 26th / Zoom

Experience live readings from several of the book’s contributors, and hear answers to the most often asked questions about gender-diversity.

What People Are Saying

“…This anthology is not just a book; it is a beacon of knowledge and understanding, shedding light on the often misunderstood realm of gender-affirming care. Its impact on readers—both professional and personal—cannot be overstated.”

— Jorge A. Ramallo, MD, Medical Director, Inova Pride Clinic

“What a gift to hear directly from transgender youth themselves about their gender journeys, as well as from parents navigating their own paths of self-discovery…”

— Mandy Giles, Founder, Parents of Trans Youth

“…Written with both strength and vulnerability, this anthology encourages and challenges us all to consider the importance of progressive policies that will allow people to live their lives and families to support their children.”