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Announcing the December Project: Surviving the Holidays with the trans community

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Announcing the December Project: Surviving the Holidays with the trans community
By Jennifer Finney Boylan | Published: December 1, 2012

http://www.jenniferboylan.net/2012/12/01/announcing-the-december-project-negotiating-the-holidays-with-the-trans-community/

I wanted to announce what we're calling THE DECEMBER PROJECT, a reachout by Dylan Scholinski, Mara Keisling, Jennifer Finney Boylan, and Helen Boyd to raise the spirits of people in the trans community during what can be a difficult time of year.

We are trans activists, homebodies, authors, parents, spouses, artists, and teachers, including a trans man, two trans women, and a loving spouse.  Here's our pledge to you: If you feel low this December, and need someone to talk to, contact us, and we'll call you on the phone.  Period.

We want to make clear that we are not therapists, and that anyone in a serious crisis should dial 911, or seek professional help from qualified folks in the helping professions.

On the other hand we are people who may have experienced what you are feeling, and it is our hope that simply having someone to listen or talk to this December will have value.   This project is 100% free and no one involved in it is getting anything out of it other than the opportunity to help.
"Be yourself; everyone else is already taken." Oscar Wilde


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