Episode 11: What We Can Learn About Decolonized Parenting From Transgender Day of Visibility

I invite you to get curious about the topic of visibility with me as we honor Transgender Day of Visibility on March 31st.

 

Episode Summary:

In this episode, we’re going to connect the dots between Transgender Day of Visibility and decolonized parenting. I’ll also share my personal journey as a trans woman that led me to this work of decolonized, embodied, and intergenerational family care. 

Full episode transcript here.

What You’ll Learn From this Episode:

  • Nat’s experiences growing up in Thailand as a transgender woman.

  • Nat’s relationship with her grandmother as a source of resilience and a catalyst for her personal intergenerational family healing work.

  • How this personal experience makes Nat passionate about decolonized, embodied, and intergenerational family building work.

  • Systemic oppression many transgender individuals experience.

  • Concrete organizations and action steps you can take to support trans communities. 

  • One invitation parents can do in their daily parenting as decolonized parents that honors themselves and Transgender Day of Visibility.

  • How Transgender Day of Visibility may inspire parents to re-write their family stories and see other aspects of their caregivers’ contexts.

  • How Nat began her intergenerational family healing work with her mother.

  • Three reflective questions for decolonized, embodied, and intergenerational family building.

 
 


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