Workshop on intersex for U.S. government staff
Advocates for Informed Choice and the Council for Global Equality are holding a workshop for U.S. government employees in Washington, D.C. hosted by USAID.
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Peaceful protest outside Zurich Cantonal Parliament
Zwischengeschlecht are holding a peaceful protest outside the Zurich Cantonal Parliament in Switzerland on Intersex Awareness Day 2015, from 07:30 to 15:00.
NYC: InterSEX 101 at Please, Brooklyn
Claudia Astorino, intersex activist and writer, is speaking at an annual Intersex Awareness Day event at Please in Brooklyn, New York on Sunday 25 October.
When Max Beck and Morgan Holmes went to Boston
Morgan Holmes writes on when she and Max Beck went to Boston and put adult faces on intersex cases.
The origins of Intersex Awareness Day
Betsy Driver: the first Intersex Awareness Day took place in 2004. It was two people and an email exchange.
Illumination of Houston City Hall
The City of Houston, Texas, will mark Intersex Awareness Day by lighting the City Hall in lime green, accompanied by a talk at 7pm on Sunday 25 October.
“Intersex bodies and the society that shapes them” – 2015 event at UTS, Australia
An Intersex Awareness Day presentation and Q&A at UTS in Sydney, Australia, by Morgan Carpenter, president of OII Australia.
Australia’s NSW State Parliament call on IAD 2014
The Legislative Council of New South Wales Parliament called for implementation of a 2013 federal Senate report on involuntary or coerced sterilisation.
Intersex visibility week in Quebec
In early November 2014, OII-Francophonie held an intersex visibility week.
Intersex rights are human rights, event in Florence, 2014
On 4 November, Intersexioni held a first event in Italy to mark Intersex Awareness Day and Intersex Day of Solidarity.
Inter*Tagung in Salzburg, 2014
Austrian intersex organization VIMOE held an “Inter*Tagung” marking Intersex Day of Solidarity in Salzburg.
AIC Guest blog: Kitty Anderson of Intersex Iceland
AIC teamed up for IAD with Kitty Anderson of Intersex Iceland to talk about “how a small group of people can change the world”