Freak out
I fell down a long worn slope in the Royal Botanical Garden, into something warm and tacky.
Working to end male family violence – with a Rainbow Tick
Gay, bi, trans and queer men need access to intimate partner and/or family violence support services – both as the victim-survivors and as the men who use violence.
Rainbow Connections – reducing isolation for our older rainbow family
Working It Out are becoming the Tasmanian provider of the new Aged Care Volunteers Visitors Scheme (ACVVS), specifically for LGBTI folks who receive in-home aged care services, or who are living in aged care homes.
Cozy fantasy reading recommendations
Check out some of my cozy fantasy recommendations, all with queer characters, either as supporting characters or leads.
I Sing So I Remember Who I Am
The journey of the Hobart VoiceLab: Queer+Allies
Where do I fit?
As a teenager on the internet, I was often mistaken for female. “No, I’m a boy / a man / a male,” I protested without thought. I had learned - from parents, family, friends - that femininity was a bad thing. Yet I still flirted with it. Was I bad? The role I was assigned at birth never fit me like it did other boys. At that age, I didn’t have the terminology to explain why it felt wrong when my father proudly called me a young man.
