The trans person's guide to get or change all of the life documents and essential paperwork you'll need to make your way in the world. This handy booklet is chock-full of specific steps and how-to's to help people manage the process of changing names, gender markers, and identity documents from driver's licenses to passports. You may want to make some of these changes, all of them, or none. There is no one path to take. You will have to think about how or which parts work best for you, and also think through the possible benefits and complications each step might create for you.
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History of mutual aid thrives on campus through current efforts
“The only reason I’m here is because there are LGBTQ ancestors who I had never met who came way before me, who figured out how to do mutual aid so that we could literally exist,” Luca Maurer said.
Maurer is the interim execcutive director for the Ithaca College Office of Student Equity and Belonging and the director for t....
LGBTQ center to hold student events for history month
In honor of LGBTQ+ history month, the Ithaca College Center for LGBT Education, Outreach & Services is planning four events for students during October 2022.
The events include a queer storytelling workshop led by multidisciplinary arti....
Students celebrate bisexuality with bagel party
The sounds of the crisp crunch of bagels filled the hallway of Towers Concourse on Sept. 21 as students gathered for a Bi Bagel Brunch, hosted by the Center for LGBT Education, Outreach and Services in honor of Bisexual Awareness Week (BAW).
The internationally reco...
IC Pride Fellowship makes its debut with first fellow
Known for its LGBTQ+ resources and community by students and organizations like Campus Pride, Ithaca College continues to invest in that reputation by launching the IC Pride Fellowship in Fall 2022. The first fellow, Grace Dosdall, joined the campus co....
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Monkeypox
Monkeypox is a viral infection that anyone can get. It spreads though close physical contact. This includes direct contact with monkeypox sores, respiratory droplets/oral fluids from someone who is infected, and through objects or fabrics that have been used by someone with monkeypox.
LGBTQ+ People and COVID-19
IC's LGBT Center provides more info about why some people are understandably worried about how COVID-19 (the novel Coronavirus) might affect us and our communities.
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Ithaca College Launches New Initiative to Support Students and the Field of LGBTQ Higher Ed Resource Professionals
