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Speak Up About It! Community Experiences, and Actions to Reduce the Impact of Anti-TGNC Discrimination in NYC Workplaces

General Material
Published Date
January, 2018
Publisher(s)
New York City Anti-Violence Project (NCAVP)
Author(s)
Shay Huffman

This community report highlights trans and gender non-conforming (TGNC) New Yorkers' experiences facing employment discrimination in the city. The report provides helpful tips for TGNC folks wanting to change their name, and who may want to file a discrimination claim with the City Commission on Human Rights.

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Material Categories
Economic Justice
Employment Rights
LGBTQ Rights
Sexual Orientation / Gender Identity

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