Join Elliot Marrow, Clinical Psychology doctoral candidate at UMass Boston, for a presentation titled "The More They Stay the Same: Connecting Trans History and Contemporary Attacks," discussing the connections between trans and queer histories and current attacks on trans and gender non-conforming people.

Trans and queer resistance to being "cured," criminalization of identities, severe limits to accessing gender-affirming care, and fights for bodily autonomy in gender-affirming care and abortion have interconnected histories. Elliot will draw primarily from his own archival research regarding the history of assessments for access to gender-affirming care. The presentation will be recorded, the Q&A will not.

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This event is free and open to the public.

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