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Embodied knowledge matters. So do commitments. And especially acting on commitments as part of everyday life, BIG and small. This website—a mix of blog posts and research writing, courses and offerings—shares ongoing efforts toward everyday living (feeling, thinking, and doing) for justice.

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This week our hearts are with each and every child and teen who is re-entering school at this precarious time. We know the coronavirus pandemic has stressed our children in ways we can perceive and in ways that we may not know for many years to come. For trans and gender non-conforming children and teens the re-entry to in-person learning after a period of remote learning may be especially challenging. Many trans and gender non-conforming young people experienced some relief at being away from the day to day identity related agressions that they experience in in-person school settings and may feel anxious about returning to in-person school.

We welcome parents and caregivers of trans and gender creative children, teens, and young adults to join us for our Gender Creative Parenting Group which meets virtually at 7pm ET on the first Wednesday of every month and serves as a supportive container to help guide you in supporting the young people in your lives.

Click the link in the bio to learn more and register for tonight’s group.

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About Beth Godbee

I'm an educator and former college professor who believes our fully embodied selves matter in the world. We can’t just think our way out of the incredible injustices, dehumanization, violence, and wrongdoing that characterize everyday life. We must feel and act, too. [Pronouns: she/her.] Read more ...