Debi Jackson shares the story of her daughter, who transitioned from male to female when she was four years old. She challenges the ignorant comments she hears about having a transgender child.
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“My Daughter He should be required reading not only for parents and family members of trans children, but for teachers, counselors, and school administrators. Besides being an education, it’s a story that keeps you on the edge of your seat. I couldn’t put it down.” —Betty DeGeneres, Ellen’s mother, is a national LGBT rights advocateand the author of Love, Ellen: A Mother/Daughter Journey and Just a Mom
When a child charts a course different from the one parents and families have, conflict can arise. This is especially true when a child discloses being LGBTQ (gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, or questioning). When a child’s gender identity challenges the gender assumed and assigned at birth, it can rock the foundation of the parent-child relationship.
When: Sunday, September 27th
Where: Hadwen Park Church - 6 Clover Street, Worcester
Time: 10 AM - Transgender Cameo by Lori Wentworth
11:30 AM - Author Candace Waldron
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When a child charts a course different from the one parents and families have, conflict can arise. This is especially true when a child discloses being LGBTQ (gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, or questioning). When a child’s gender identity challenges the gender assumed and assigned at birth, it can rock the foundation of the parent-child relationship.
When: Sunday, September 27th
Where: Hadwen Park Church - 6 Clover Street, Worcester
Time: 10 AM - Transgender Cameo by Lori Wentworth
11:30 AM - Author Candace Waldron
Get a PDF Flyer Here For This Event
Author Candace Waldron - Sunday, September 27, 2015 - Worcester, MA