Pink Shirt Day is about working together to prevent or stop bullying by celebrating people’s difference and promoting positive relationships. An annual event celebrated in many countries around the world, Pink Shirt Day encourages people to talk about bullying and take action against it. On Pink Shirt Day, Friday 23 May 2014, we ask New […]
In memory of Sally Gross ISSA (Intersex Society of South Africa). It is with much sadness I report the tragic news of the untimely death of intersex pioneer, activist Sally Gross of South Africa. I first met Sally at a retreat organised by Max Beck in America in 1997. At the time Sally was living […]
Kia ora everyone Welcome to our new web site! This is an exciting time for ITANZ and for intersexawareness work all over planet earth. Before you get into the new web site some thanks – huge one to Ant, who built and looked after our original site for almost a decade.. Ant and his partner […]
I have just arrived back in New Zealand having attended the third intersex forum in Malta. It is has been an amazing and memorable trip, there is much to reflect on and I have lots of writing to do. I am breaking my holiday silence however to talk about the sad news I received hours before leaving […]
Between 29 November and 1 December 2013, the Third International Intersex Forum, supported by ILGA and ILGA-Europe, took place in Valletta, Malta. This event brought together 34 activists representing 30 intersex organisations from all continents.
Preview of an article coming up in VUW Victorious Magazine Spring 2013, Rethinking ‘normal is best’.
Download and print the new poster.
The new Trust office was opened Tuesday 12 November 2013, by Dame Margaret Sparrow.
Activist Mani Bruce Mitchell, New Zealand’s first ‘out’ intersex person opens the screening and post-screening discussion of Intersexions in San Fancisco this week. The film plays as part of Frameline on June 22nd, 4pm at the Roxie Theater. Press release.
Between 9-11 December 2012, the second International Intersex Forum took place in Stockholm. This event brought together 37 activists representing 33 intersex organisations and supportive institutions from all continents.
