Resources from the Adovcacy Live Stream Didactic
Apr 22, 2023
These are the links and resources I shared during Thursday's live stream lecture on getting involved in advocacy. I did not post a recording for premium member for security purposes, but you can find the slide deck with most of the slides in the QueerCME library if you are a paid subscriber. Please encourage others to subscribe. I need 301 more subscribers by the end of the year to continue creating new educational materials at QueerCME. Also, pricing increases after June!
- A Guide to Being a Good Ally
- Good reads and podcasts for allyship
- Organizations to connect with locally:
- HHS guidance
- OCR file a complaint
- QueerDoc Blog - Tips and Resources for Doing Advocacy Against Legislative Youth Care Bans
- Has recommended readings and videos to reference before writing your own testimony
- Accessing medical care:
- Travel or move to states without bans
- Southern Trans Youth Emergency Project
- Getting care QueerDoc Blog
- Elevated Access
- DIY
- International Pharmacies
Things you can do this week to advocate for trans people, trans youth, and gender affirming care:
- File complaint with OCR
- Internal self work
- Donate to or volunteer with ACLU or local organizations
- Draft your testimony
- Follow your local LGBTQ non-profit on social (quick actions)
- Write or call your legislators
- Donate and Follow Erin in the Morn
- Sign-up for the Whitman-Walker weekly newsletter (Weekly news about the latest gender-affirming care policy, media, advocacy, and training opportunities)
- Recruit your colleagues
- VOTE
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