Directory of Programs With Experience Serving Immigrant Victims
A directory of service providers with experience working with immigrant victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, U-visa crimes and human trafficking, by state.
A directory of service providers with experience working with immigrant victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, U-visa crimes and human trafficking, by state.
Public assistance guide by U.S. State.
Global provider directory by the World Professional Association for Transgender Health
Find a network of community support near you.
Database of support resources in your area, by category (including transgender)
A person who identifies and/or presents as two genders—for example, a person’s gender may encompass both male and female identities or exist as a combination of both. Bigender people may possess two non-binary gender identities.
A group of masculinizing hormones (such as testosterone) that are either produced endogenously by a person’s body or administered exogenously via injections, tablets, topical gels, and/or subcutaneous implants.
A person who does not identify themselves as having a particular gender may feel as though they fall outside of the gender spectrum. Some agender people may define their gender as neither male nor female, while others may consider themselves genderless (i.e., they do not possess a gender at all). Agender people may or may not transition socially, medically, and/or legally (Trans Primer, 2019). Kai always felt deeply uncomfortable claiming any sort of gender identity and gradually began to realize that they were agender.