“What We Wish” Brochure Series by Intersex Youth
The What We Wish brochure series tells the public what intersex people wish others in their lives knew.
Happy Intersex Awareness Day!
My name is Ori and I am 14 and in 9th grade. I identify as intersex, trans and non binary. My pronouns are they/them.
Starry, Starry Night: The Short Life of Herculine Barbin.
What little we know of Herculine Barbin has all but obscured the person, writes Leslie Jaye. Her birthday is now marked as Intersex Day of Solidarity or Intersex Day of Remembrance.
This Girl Has Balls!
Are you male or female? This seems to be a simple question, but drawing on her personal experience and research in the intersex community, Georgiann Davis tells us why it isn’t.
Anyone can be Born Intersex: A Photo-Portrait Story by Intersex-Nigeria
Intersex-Nigeria was created for intersex people to share their stories, to push for their acceptance and to engage the government on their social inclusion and the respect of their rights.
Tales Of An Intersex Soccer Mom
Being born with a condition referred to as androgen insensitivity syndrome also meant I would never menstruate or have biological children. Instead, I was fated to become the luckiest mom in the world and adopted my identical twin daughters…
8 Things You Only Know If You Are Born Intersex
Do you know what it means to be born intersex? The experiences and lives of intersex people are diverse, but here are some lessons this author has learned that everyone should know about.
The wonderfully diverse spectrum of biological sex: Intersex children and unconditional love
Intersex children need what every child needs: unconditional love, visibility, inclusion and support for their psychosomatic integrity. For a world that will contain us all, without discrimination and gender-based violence.
Just an XXY/Intersex Kind of Guy
First published in The XXY Project.org source: Just an XXY/Intersex Kind of Guy I am…
Interview: Lakis Kandyllis
Today (October 26) is dedicated to intersex visibility. A day especially important if one considers that intersex people in our country do not “enjoy” any rights nor any protection. The interview you will read is not an easy one.