Trans Bodies, Trans
Selves
edited by Scott Loren Moore
Trans
Bodies, Trans Selves, the new book edited by Scott
Loren Moore, is due in bookstores in June 2014. In the way that the classic book Our Bodies, Ourselves has helped
generations of women to take care of themselves both physically and mentally, Trans Bodies, Trans Selves was written
as a guide for the transgender community. It has information about relationships, legal
issues, transgender history, and health and wellness issues that transgender
people often face. It is also meant to
give transgendered people a way to share this aspect of their lives with
friends and family, and to give people insight into the issues and problems
that transgender people face in everyday life. It is also meant to guide students, guidance
counselors, and teachers who want to help someone they know who is
transgendered.
Mr. Moore edited the book because of his
passion for social justice and his quest for understanding when it comes to
identity studies. For these reasons, he
also conducts workshops in schools and businesses. The workshops are dynamic
and engaging, and appeal to a range of ages, from middle school students to the
elderly. These workshops teach about identity, diversity, cultural responsiveness,
and workplace inclusiveness, and they also help businesses to increase the
cultural competency of their staff. He also has workshops that raise awareness
about LGBTQ issues and gender identity, and workshops to aid
in organizations' recruitment efforts.
The workshops are tailored to the needs of the individual or
organization that requests them.
Through the new book and his workshops, Mr. Moore hopes to give support and inspiration
to people out there who want to generate dialogues about social issues and
perform outreach work.
ScottLoren Moore lives in Brooklyn, New York, and is also in education. He is a consultant with the New York
Department of Education, and works to help teachers implement the Common Core
curriculum.
So I wonder, when you post self-promotional stuff like this, does anyone ever bring up the fact that you were ousted from this project for beating your girlfriend bloody?
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