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Collection 2 – Trans Liberation

An introduction to trans community healthcare Dani Singer from the organisation SafeOnly shares a narrative, heartfelt explanation of what community trans healthcare can look like Cereus Villa In this comic strip by Amaryllis Ara, we glean an insight into a queer Jamaican space where, one evening, Max, Vim, Deen, and a few friends listen to…

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Disjointed body parts with flowers, leaves and herbs growing from them all in the blue and pink colours of the trans flag. Over the top are the words: Collection 2: Trans community healthcare
Disjointed body parts with flowers, leaves and herbs growing from them all in the blue and pink colours of the trans flag. Over the top are the words: Collection 2: Trans community healthcare
Disjointed body parts with flowers, leaves and herbs growing from them all in the blue and pink colours of the trans flag.

An introduction to trans community healthcare

Dani Singer from the organisation SafeOnly shares a narrative, heartfelt explanation of what community trans healthcare can look like

Cereus Villa

In this comic strip by Amaryllis Ara, we glean an insight into a queer Jamaican space where, one evening, Max, Vim, Deen, and a few friends listen to Max share his abortion experience 

The night is a blueish-purple hue. A bird’s eye view of the Cereus Villa’s courtyard shows the title “Cereus Villa” in circular text surrounding the courtyard’s grassy centre. There is a lantern lit community altar which is home to a bowl of water, a machete, white flowers, coffee, red envelopes, and offerings of ground provision.
Collage background of the sea and scrunched pearlescent paper with pink and brown flowers digitally drawn over the top. Andi, a Black trans masc person is bare-chested, smiling and looking up.

Our Joy

Andi O-K’s photo collage series takes the love and positivity of the trans community and turns it into something visual

AllSelf

This digital artwork by Hash Kankanamge/Softpunk explores what community care can look like, and whether the spiritual components of transition and transition healthcare are interlinked or whether one element may outweigh the other

Digital illustration with bright blue background decorated with slightly transparent, lighter blue stars and bubbled. Around the border starting from the top working clockwise words read: "There is no one / I am me I am you / without the other / I am body I am mind." In the centre are two bright yellow bodies without visible heads embracing each other, legs wrapped around one another. There i a gleaming sun with rays of light shining out in the space between where their heads would be.
Dark green lino cut image of canal water with two boats and two people lightly embracing in the corner with swirls connecting the people and the boats together

The trans capital of the North

Meet the queer boaters supporting each other’s trans healthcare in Vic Parsons’s short story with linocut art by Kyle Alexander

Aftercare/devotion

A colourful digital oil painting of two trans people who are newly lovers engaged in post-top-surgery aftercare by Mercy Thokozane Minah

Digital oil painting of two Black trans people sit closely on a green couch in a vibrant room with colourful art on the walls, plants and a fruit bowl. One person is in recovery from top surgery with bandages around their chest and a quilt on their lap. The other is offering them a drink.

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