transgender youth

The hundreds of anti-LGBTQ+ and specifically anti-trans laws that have been filed since 2020 are an extension of the country’s ideological divisions, said University of Illinois-Springfield's Jason Pierceson.

Most Republican-controlled states have adopted laws in the last few years aimed at curtailing the rights of transgender youth.

Efforts in Republican-led states to write definitions of male and female into law are leading to outcry that the measures deny transgender people legal recognition.

Indiana Public Broadcasting spoke with transgender Hoosiers in their 50s, 60s and 70s about growing up and living in Indiana during a period of social transition.

An Indiana school district is asking the United States Supreme Court to review a case concerning a student’s right to use the bathroom that aligns with their gender identity. A potential Supreme Court decision could set precedent for the rest of the country— if the court takes the case.

Indiana is among at least 10 states that have enacted laws prohibiting or restricting students from using pronouns or names that don't match their sex assigned at birth, a restriction that opponents say further marginalizes transgender and nonbinary students.

The Metropolitan School District of Martinsville is seeking affirmation from the U.S. Supreme Court regarding a case regarding a transgender student’s bathroom access.

Their legal arguments rest on constitutional violations and equal protections for transgender Americans.

The bill to ban medicinal and surgical gender-affirming care for transgender youth includes a six-month deadline to halt puberty blockers and hormone therapy treatments.

The committee heard nearly four hours of emotional testimony before moving the measure one step closer to the governor’s desk.