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Factsheet for private and social housing providers on Scotland on the barriers trans and non-binary people face in finding and staying in housing, and how they can help remove them. Published March 2025.
Shorter summary version of the full Scottish Trans and Non-binary Experiences report. Published July 2024.
A report on the experience of 571 trans and non-binary people in Scotland with different public services, their neighbourhoods, housing and homelessness, work, benefits and the cost of living. Published July 2024.
A Scottish Trans guide to the ‘NHS gender identity services: strategic action framework 2022–2024’ — What’s happened, and what still needs to?
Last updated: 17 June 2024
Summary briefing on trans people’s use of alcohol or other drugs, their concerns about approaching or experiences of using specialist services, and recommendations for those services.
Co-developed by Scottish Trans, Equality Network, LGBT Youth Scotland and Stonewall Scotland. It sets out our joint priorities for delivering LGBTI equality in the 2021-2026 Scottish Parliament term (2021).
Full report by ScotPHN mapping Gender Identity Services provision, exploring service user experiences and making recommendations for improvement. Scottish Trans contributed important trans community survey data (2018).
Summary briefing from research carried out by Waverley Care and Scottish Trans exploring access of non-binary people, trans men and trans women to sexual health services in Scotland (2020).
Full report of research carried out by Waverley Care and Scottish Trans exploring access of non-binary people, trans men and trans women to sexual health services in Scotland (2020).
Research report on trans people’s use of alcohol or other drugs, and their concerns about approaching or experiences of using specialist services (2017).
Guide to non-binary inclusion for service providers and employers, based on Scottish Trans research findings (2016).
Research report on non-binary people’s experiences of using gender identity clinics in the UK (2016).
Research report on non-binary people’s experiences in the UK of employment, using services, and views on legal gender recognition (2016).
Detailed guide by GIRES to masculinising lower surgery (2016).
Detailed guide by GIRES to feminising lower surgery (2016).
Booklet on supporting LGBTI Survivors of Sexual Violence by Rape Crisis Scotland with assistance from Scottish Trans (2014).
Findings from nine focus groups held by Scottish Trans to audit implementation of NHS Scotland Gender Reassignment Protocol (2014).
Findings from 10 focus groups held by Scottish Trans to inform development of NHS Scotland Gender Reassignment Protocol (2011).
Report of the findings from discussion workshops on trans people’s health equality concerns (2012).
Good practice for upholding trans people’s dignity and privacy when there is a bereavement (2007).
Creative writing by trans people in Scotland to commemorate Trans Day of Remembrance (2008).
Creative writing by trans people in Scotland to commemorate LGBT History Month (2009).
Research report on public sector duties relating to trans people. Conducted by Scottish Trans/Equality Network for the EHRC (2010).
Guidance on trans inclusion in the workplace, co-authored by Scottish Trans and Stonewall Scotland (2012).
Research report into trans mental health and wellbeing co-authored by Scottish Trans, TransBareAll, TREC, Traverse Research and Sheffield Hallam University (2012).
Research report on transgender people’s experiences of domestic abuse, co-authored by Scottish Trans and LGBT Youth Scotland (2010).
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Scottish Trans is part of the Equality Network
Scottish Trans is the Equality Network project to improve gender identity and gender reassignment equality, rights and inclusion in Scotland. The Equality Network is a leading Scottish lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) equality and human rights charity.
The Equality Network is a registered Scottish charity: SC037852, and a company limited by guarantee: SC220213.
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