1992: International Conference on Transgender Law and Employment Policy
The pamphlet from the first ICTLEP: FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON TRANSGENDER LAW AND EMPLOYMENT POLICY This Conference is for attorneys and other legal professionals; for employment, personnel, and other human resources professionals; and for members of the transgender community, all of whom have an interest in the current status of and in strategies for progressive changes in either the […]
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- The TERFs5
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- Public policy and governance54
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- Family and relationships45
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