Job Vacancy
Senior Research Consultant
The main purpose of this study is to i) Build & Strengthen Research Capacities within the Trans and Gender Diverse Movement in Southern Africa; ii) Drive a research agenda that is authentically community-led; iii) Generate knowledge on how structural, systemic and interpersonal forms of violence against trans and gender diverse persons are maintained and reinforced through policy design and political, social and professional practices and discourses. The study will gauge the relationship between trans and gender diverse persons and civil-political and socio-economic rights as necessary components of living a life free of fear of stigma, discrimination and violence. It will touch on law and policy, the state of being under various political-legal orders or regimes; relationship between our communities and the various organs of state including Human Rights Institutions; address issues concerning access to services such as healthcare, social services, employment and housing, amongst others.
Closing Date: 20 May 2022
SAVE THE DATE
SISTAAZ OF THE CASTLE
Saturday, 28 May 2022
16h00 - The Castle of Good Hope, Cape Town
An activistic fashion show presented by:
Trans Sex Work Support Group SistaazHood in collaboration with Duran Lantink & Jan Hoek. Music by Angel-Ho.
Hosted by Gender DynamiX (GDX)
RVSP to assistant@genderdynamix.org.za before 23 May 2022
Press Release
MISS SA PAGEANT SEMI-FINALIST FROM THE TRANS AND GENDER DIVERSE COMMUNITY
TRANSition and Transformation within the 27 years of democracy has finally produced a Miss SA pageant semi-finalist from the trans and gender diverse community.
Lehlogonolo Machaba, a 24-year-old woman from the Lethlabile in the Northwest, has elegantly graced our media platforms with her beauty and politic. As a proud dark-skinned transgender woman, she is hoping to advocate and inspire change as the first transgender woman to make it to the Top 30.
The Miss SA pageant semifinalist firmly believes that the diversity of all women should be represented in the Miss SA platform. She hopes to further raise awareness to the issues currently faced by the LGBTIQ+ community.
If you are interested in showing your support to Lehlogonolo in the making of history, you can log on to www.misssa.co.za to find out how to cast your vote. Voting closes on 21 July 2021.
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UPDATE!
NEW!
Liberty Glenton Matthyse
IT’S BISEXUAL AWARENESS WEEK
Let’s Celebrate our Bi Community
The bisexual community is often the most forgotten element of the LGBTQIA+ acronym.
That’s why it’s time to remember and support our bi+ brothers and sisters.
The New Romantic
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