Seeking Recommended TG Links

(by Michele Angelique)

Lately my mind has been flooded with ideas about how to move for positive change. Some of my ideas are grandious dreams, while others are more pragmatic and attainable in the here and now. The purpose of this post is to tell you about what I envision we could easily do as a team over the next couple of months. With a coordinated effort, we can build something very special in a fraction of the time it would take any one of us on our own.

GenderEvolve.com will focus on delivering progressive, positive information and resources to the transgender community. Initially I would like to develop a user friendly search-engine portal site that leads to the best of the transgendered resources on the web. The goal is to make GenderEvolve a focal point which will begin to draw an audience of like-minded people.

Your help is needed to identify superior content to feature on the site. Some of you may have already done significant research on the internet and have a handy list of favorite tg websites and links to share, while others may want to spend some additional time researching. Whatever you can do to gather and share information will help.

Please share your high quality recommended links in any of the following categories:

1) News stories involving transgendered people, issues or causes
2) Significant tg events and venues around the world
3) Existing web portal/link sites for transgendered people
4) Support groups and tasteful connections sites like URNA
5) Chat rooms, yahoo groups, bulletin boards of interest
6) Transgendered talent, such as musicians, artists, writers
7) Transgendered leaders, professionals, spokespeople and supporters
8) Recommended books, magazines, movies, other communication venues
9) Recommended providers of goods and services for the transgendered
10) Scientific, medical or psychological research studies about transgenderism
11) Other content at your suggestion

Once the site is online, we will advertise on URNA and try to get reciprocal linking with sites listed. I would also like to recognize each of our contributors (you) on the genderevolve website, with your bio, photos, and links. I am very proud to be associated with such a beautiful group of beings, and I want to put you all on a pedestal if you will let me. I greatly admire each of you, and I will do what I can to ensure you reap positive rewards for your contributions to this project.

If you be so kind as to post your link suggestions in the comments section of this article, we can all collaborate together and get this moving forward.

With all my love,
Michele

Comments

Dee Femina said…
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Stacie said…
Wow,

Some of you ladies have definitely done some research to find all of these links. What a great resource.

Here is a new Yahoo group that was just started this past March that may have everything you ladies listed and then some

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/transgirls_links

The group has done what we are trying to do here. While I have not had an opportunity to review all her links as I just joined it recently, I'm sure that between our two sites, we have a lot of transgendered resources covered.

Stacie
Stacie said…
Hi everyone;

I just joined a group on yahoo whose focus is transsexual Voice and Speech Therapy. What good is it to look as good as we do if as soon as we open our mouth, a man's voice comes out.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/voicets/

These two links sell training material to help with our voices

http://heartcorps.com/journeys/voice.htm
http://www.cdspub.com/cds01.html

I've actually used Alison Laing's material from the second site and found it to be very helpful. I no longer fear having to speak to someone when I'm out and about in public.

Stacie

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