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Societal constructions of the women's bodies.

This kite is made of pink plastic fabric over wooden rods. On the upper lefthand corner is “Unknown Name” in blue paint. Weaving from the top right edge to the bottom right is a painting of a road. To the immediate right of the road is a green and…

Translation of Una Ola de Sueños written by the French Surrealist poet Louis Aragon.

Critical analysis of legislation on hate crimes as perpetuating government as protector while attempting to divert attention from violence the legislation perpetuates.

Societal constructions of "abnormal" bodies and the experiences of buying clothes.

Physical newspaper pages with advertisements for events and art for Tucson in November 2006. Amongst all the events is the Southern Arizona Gender Alliance's 2006 Tucson Transgender Awareness Week. On the original document, the Awareness Week is…

Brochure describing available services at the Tucson Center for Women and Children.

This kite is made of purple fabric over wooden rods. In the center is the transgender symbol painted in white. Inside the circular part of the symbol is a red heart. Surrounding the symbol are 11 red flowers connected with green stems.

Attendees to Trangender Awareness Week Events were prompted to record their ZIP code. The document itself does not attach the ZIP codes to any names. Misty Blue, a secretary of some kind for the Southern Arizona Gender Alliance, compiled these ZIP…

Tucson resource guide for gender-diverse people.

This kite is made of white fabric over wooden rods. In the right and left hand corners are dots made of multicolored glitter. In the upper section are painted purple letters with pink shadows saying “Trans Beautiful”. In the center is the transgender…

This activity worksheet was used at the Trans 101 workshop during the 2006 Tucson Transgender Awareness Week. The first sheet gives an overview of the activity and the second sheet provides instructions and gender stereotypes for the activity itself.…

This kite is made of pink fabric painted dark green over wooden rods. In the center is a dark blue circle halved by a white line inside a yellow diamond. In the top corner is “Toni Gretchen” written in purple paint.

The intimacy of touch and what it can mean for a person with a disability.