If you're in the UK, I strongly recommend following @transsafety.network and @transactualuk.bsky.social who are doing some of the most important work of our time.

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Most notably, intersectional marginalised trans people, trans women and fems of colour and sex workers especially.

If you consider yourself an ally but you don't follow any trans-led organisations, that's a behaviour you can correct right now today.

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And honestly, it's for the best, for my own mental health. I did it so no one else on the team would have to look through all of those brutal statistics.

There are other people doing that work, and so much more, to raise awareness of the hardships trans people face.

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And find the consultation here:

consult.education.gov.uk/equalities-p...

You can read the guidance here:

consult.education.gov.uk/equalities-p...

But please, please be aware that the nature of this trial means that there will be incredibly triggering content being reported.

Please be mindful when reading or sharing any information, and look out for others in our community.

We know that it is incredibly hard to give in to curiousity, and some folks will have truly legitimate reasons for keeping up with the information, but please put your wellbeing first.

If you must keep track, we advise using pro-trans sources, such as legal researcher Jess O'Thomson over on Twitter

We know we are very inactive these days and primarily use our accounts to boost other groups for visibility, but we do checks our inboxes.