Recently, we published one new paper based on findings from our PEERS ( Peers Examining Experiences in Research Study ) project! This qualitative study examined transgender and non-binary people's (TNB) experiences as peer researchers, to contribute an understanding of how effective peer research is to reduce potential research-related harms for TNB communities. Four major themes were generated: imposition of cis-centric language and frameworks devaluing of community-base

Ever worried about funding? Struggled to find social support? Or wondered how to build a positive and supportive relationship with your mentor or supervisor? This survival guide has got you covered! You will find information, tips, and insights to help you navigate your grad school journey in this guide! Feel free to share within your networks too! Click here to check it out: https://mindthegapsguide.ca - This project, Mind the Gaps, is led by researchers affiliated with the

On October 15th, our team is honouring International Pronouns Day to celebrate the rich diversity of gender identities and expressions within ourselves and among those around us. Using correct pronouns is a simple but powerful way to foster respect and inclusivity. Whether you use someone else’s correct pronouns or ask others to use yours, both affirm gender identity and honor our shared humanity. - In a previous commentary, our team also highlighted the importance of pronoun

Right now, RE-AIM Coalition reaches 1,000 signatories and delivers open letter to UHN CEO on advocating for AIM Recovery! On June 18,...

🔴 Recruitment is open for an exciting new study exploring what gender-affirming language means to trans and nonbinary midwifery...

On June 18, 2025, the University Health Network (UHN) abruptly closed the Asian Initiative in Mental Health (AIM) at Toronto Western...

On July 14th, our team are honoring International Non-Binary People's Day ! On this day, we celebrate the diversity of non-binary...