It's perfectly normal to be unsure of your own gender identity. For some of us, however, the gender we were assigned at birth is not the same as the gender we are. When our gender identity doesn't match the gender we were assigned at birth, it can cause a great deal of physical and psychological discomfort....Read More
In an increasingly complex world where identities and experiences overlap in many ways, intersectionality has become an important tool for understanding how different forms of discrimination and privilege interact.Read More
Skeiv Verden is repeating last year's success, and invites you to a series of workshops where, through the therapeutic approach of dialectical behavioural therapy (DBT), we learn and build skills that can help make real differences in everyday life.Read More
Skeiv Verden has been part of the reference group in the collaboration between Bufdir and SINTEF's research project on minorities. The project has resulted in the report "Experiences with minority stress", which emphasises the importance of working with minorities.Read More
Two days before the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, Biphobia and Interphobia (IDAHOBIT), ILGA-Europe launched its annual Rainbow Map and Index.Read More
On 15 February, the Western Norway Regional Health Authority finally opened the new centre for gender incongruence located in the Glass Blocks at Haukeland Hospital in Bergen.Read More
