By Justice Connect Understanding your rights is an important part of creating safe, inclusive and supportive school experiences for trans and gender diverse young people. This fact sheet from Justice Connect explains the legal protections that apply in Victorian schools, helping students, parents and carers navigate common situations with confidence. It covers topics including school […]
By Trans Fertility Co. Trans Fertility Co. was created by trans community members to make the world of fertility easier to understand and navigate. This library includes articles on trans healthcare and fertility treatment. Note: This is an American resource.
By PANDA (Perinatal Anxiety and Depression Australia) New and expecting parents who have used assisted reproductive technologies such as IVF (invitro fertilisation) have often been on a long journey to become pregnant. You can feel like you are emotionally running on empty as you start your pregnancy and enter parenthood. This resource offers practical tips […]
By PANDA (Perinatal Anxiety and Depression Australia) Many parents go through profound changes during the transition to parenthood. While experiences may be similar, some aspects of pregnancy, birth, and early parenting can feel more intense for people who are neurodivergent. People with autism and/or attention deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD) can face unique challenges due to […]
By Raising Children Network Social and emotional support from friends and family is one of the most important ways that all parents and families get a sense of belonging. Parents and families also feel that they belong when they’re part of a supportive neighbourhood network or can get involved in the community – for example, by […]
By Beanstalk Mums Written by a Victorian-based infertility psychologist, Lisa Ransome, this article provides an overview of the key medical, legal, and practical considerations for single people pursuing pregnancy using a sperm donor, including donor options, conception methods, and associated risks and benefits to support informed decision-making.
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