Intersex Day project
By
Morgan Carpenter
Date Posted
21 Oct 2015
Date Revised
21 Oct 2015
"Morgan Holmes writes on when she and Max Beck went to Boston and put adult faces on intersex cases."
A new Intersex Day project promoting human rights actions around Intersex Awareness Day and Intersex Day of Solidarity is presenting long-read commentary works by Morgan Holmes, Betsy Driver, Small Luk and more, as well as a compilation of events for the two intersex days around the world.
- Morgan Holmes is the only surviving intersex participant at the 1996 demonstration that became Intersex Awareness Day.
- Betsy Driver, together with Emi Koyama, established Intersex Awareness Day as a commemoration.
- Small Luk talks about intersex issues and activism in Hong Kong and mainland China.
Small Luk talks about being intersex, and the movement, in Hong Kong and China
The project was started by Morgan Carpenter, who is also the president of OII Australia, but the project is not linked to OII Australia.
More information
Visit the Intersex Day website.
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