The ArQuives Digital Exhibitions

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F0021-07-007_03_OCR.pdf
A newspaper article clipping from the San Jose Mercury discussing Carmen Davis's desire to seek gender-affirming surgery after being released from prison.

F0021-05-021_01_OCR.pdf
A document that has two lists for tips on how to pass for Male-to-Females and Females-to-Males. There are handwritten corrections on some of the tips and at the bottom of the list there is a list of where the tips had been published previosly,…

F0021-03-009_03_OCR.pdf
Biography of Joanna Clark (also known as Sister Mary Elizabeth), human services worker and consultant and co-therapist at the Institute for Family's gender dysphoria program.

F0021-03-009_04_OCR.pdf
A tribute written by Rupert Raj celebrating the life of Sister Mary Elizabeth, formerly known as Joanna Clark. Item contains handwritten editorial corrections.

F0021-03-007_01_OCR.pdf
A proposal by Rupert Raj to create a program dedicated to helping transsexual inmates and parolees in Canada. The proposal contains information on which organizations and prisons would participate in this program, why it is needed, where funding…

F0021-03-006_05_OCR.pdf
Letter from Jane Fjeld, Director of Policy and Parole Services, to Rupert Raj requesting a meeting to discuss MtFs to better support people who are involved with her program.

F0021-03-006_03_OCR.pdf
Letter from Klaus Kohlmeyer, the director of the Balaclava Residence/Palore Supervisor at the Elizabeth Fry Society of British Columbia. Kohlmeyer thanks Rupert Raj for the latest issue of Metamorphosis, explains what the Elizabeth Fry Society is…

F0021_02_006_06_OCR.pdf
An issue of Gender Review discussing multiple topics, including the continuation of transsexual oppression, tributes to notable figures in the transgender community, Ontario bills to be passed, and more. There are also forums discussing questions and…

F0021_02_006_07_OCR.pdf
An issue of Gender Review discussing multiple topics, including oppression in the transgender community, Igne Stephen's achievements, and tributes to people in the community, and more. There is also a question column and a column for families of…

F0021_02_025_03_OCR-02.pdf
A letter from Rupert Raj to subscribers letting them know that the Gender Networker ceased publication in January 1989, and a timeline of publications and events from 1988-1989.
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