Discovering gender and coming out: The gender identity journeys and coming out stories of transgender and gender expansive youth

Nurturing Political Engagement: Political Communication Strategies for Generation Z in the Lead-up to the 2024 Election in West Java

“…In the context of general elections, active and astute participation of Generation Z is essential. (Fauzi et al, 2019) From the previous literature, the aspects explored from Generation Z's potential concerning politics tend to be gender issues (such as (Kosar et al, 2023); (Tun, 2023); (Deckman & McDonald, 2023); (Saltis et al, 2023), exploring Generation Z's preference for politician personalization (Parmelee et al, 2023), Generation Z's political tolerance (McBeth, 2022) and education about political polarization (McBeth et al, 2021). Few focus on effective communication for Generation Z through exploring their political information preferences, which will be useful for strategic efforts for political parties and election organizers to improve their political education and participation.…”

Transgender and gender diverse clinical competency and affirmative training in graduate education.

“…In addition to these explicit acts of discrimination, some TGD individuals share that they often must educate their clinician on terminology or issues related to broader TGD experiences to provide context for their presenting issues (McCullough et al, 2017). This need to educate the therapist on TGD experiences can be difficult as TGD individuals are often exploring what it means to be TGD for themselves (Saltis et al, 2022). In addition, some TGD people have encountered clinicians who either want to focus exclusively on their gender identity or ignore it completely (Mizock & Lundquist, 2016).…”

“…In addition, some TGD people have encountered clinicians who either want to focus exclusively on their gender identity or ignore it completely (Mizock & Lundquist, 2016). These negative experiences can be detrimental as TGD people are likely to struggle with internalized transphobia (Saltis et al, 2022), which can be reinforced if therapists perpetuate transphobia. While experiences are often negative, some TGD people have positive encounters with clinicians and do not face as many of the barriers above (Anzani et al, 2019).…”