Feb28
on February 28, 2019
Chapter: Comic
Seems a bit weird that my final comic in this series ends like this, especially in a week where a government Minister decided to defer some really important legislation that would help trans people. But, this deferment doesn’t take away from the amazing work that our communities are doing, and have been doing (for much longer than the last decade). It’s slower than it needs to be, and it’s frustrating and gruelling, but change is happening.
In that second panel is a bunch of different resources from NZ – not all, of course, but some of them:
- Drumbeat a support group for caregivers of gender questioning or trans young people
- 21 ways to be an ally to trans youth
- Youth ’12 Transgender Infographics
- Hamilton Pride
- Trans Rights Inside Out poster
- Guidelines for Gender Affirming Healthcare for Gender Diverse and Transgender Children, Young People and Adults in Aotearoa New Zealand
- Queer 101
- Dunedin Pride
- I’m Local
- Aitu Ball by Fafswag
- All of Us by Stace Robertson
- Making Schools Safer for Trans Gender Diverse Youth by Inside Out
- Out Loud project by (Me! and) Rainbow Youth
- Yes to BDMRR poster by Gender Minorities
- Takatāpui: Part of the Whānau by Elizabeth Kerekere
- More Than Four
- Our March by Auckland Pride
- Out on the Shelves
- All about Intersex by Intersex Youth Aotearoa
Hey! And by the way I have a discount of Family Portraits comic series up on my store for like the next 24 hours, and I also have my trans love stickers up there now too!
Hey…ummm….”final comic in the series” “other queer work to do”….are you gonna stop drawing Rooster Tails? You’re not, are you?
Oh no, it’s just the last in the ones about the queer work