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  1. 500 in the U.S. Change Sex In Six Years With Surgery

     
    Collection: Stanford University Gender Dysphoria Program
    Institution: Stanford University Special Collections
    Creator: Brody, Jane E.
    Date: Nov. 20, 1992
    Topics: Bottom surgery, Gender-affirming surgery
    Subject: Christine Jorgensen, Donald Hastings, Downstate Medical Center, Erickson Educational Foundation, John Money, Johns Hopkins University, Jon Meyer, Lawrence E. Newman, Richard Green, Robert Stoller, University of Minnesota
    Description: This article describes the process of "sex change surgeries" and the various outcomes for patients. It also explores reasons why people become/are born "transsexuals".

  2. Elliott Blackstone interview, part 2

     
    Collection: Audio and Video Clips and Transcripts
    Institution: GLBT Historical Society
    Creator: Stryker, Susan
    Date: 2001
    Topics: Allies, Drag queens, Gender-affirming surgery, Health care for LGBTQ+ people, LGBTQ+ direct action, LGBTQ+ people who use substances, LGBTQ+ riots, MtFs, Police harassment, Police raids, Presbyterian gays, Queer youth, Transgender community, Transgender community centers, Transsexual people
    Subject: Abigail Van Buren, Center for Special Problems, Compton's Cafeteria Riots, Ray Broshears, Reed Erickson, Screaming Queens, Tenderloin
    Description: Susan Stryker interviews Elliott Blackstone, a retired officer with the San Francisco Police Department. In 1962, Blackstone became the department's official liaison with the LGBTQ community, and w...

  3. For Trans-Sexuals: Stanford Thinking About Sex Surgery

     
    Collection: Stanford University Gender Dysphoria Program
    Institution: Stanford University Special Collections
    Creator: Carey, Pete
    Date: Jan. 3, 1969
    Topics: Gender-affirming surgery
    Subject: Charles Socarides, Donald Laub, Elmer Belt, Stanford University Gender Dysphoria Program
    Description: This article highlights the Stanford University Gender Dysphoria Program. Dr. Donald Laub explains his protocols and responds to critics.

  4. Letter to Stanford University surgeon

     
    Collection: Denise D'Anne Collection
    Institution: GLBT Historical Society
    Creator: D'Anne, Denise
    Date: Sep. 4, 1969
    Topics: Gender-affirming surgery, Internalized transphobia, Lateral transphobia, Medicalization, MtFs, Queens (Gay culture), Transgenderism, Transsexual people, Transsexuality, Transvestites
    Description: A letter D'Anne wrote to Stanford University's Department of Surgery in 1969. D'Anne is responding to a surgeon's question asking for her opinion on necessary criteria for undergoing gender-affirmi...

  5. Now Ralph is Pamella; 'Man-Woman' Tells How She Leads Frustrated Life; Her 'Ralph' Image Lingers

     
    Collection: Stanford University Gender Dysphoria Program
    Institution: Stanford University Special Collections
    Creator: Mead, Dale F.
    Date: Jul. 16, 1973 to Jul. 18, 1973
    Topics: Asexuality, Crossdressing, Gender dysphoria, Gender-affirming surgery, Hair removal, Hormones, Legal name change, LGBTQ+ spiritual people, LGBTQ+ veterans, Police harassment of LGBTQ+ people, Postoperative period, Psychiatry, Trans women, Transgender employment, Transgender people, Transitioning (Gender), Transsexual people
    Subject: Pamella Bratton, Stanford University Gender Dysphoria Program
    Description: A series of news articles about Pamella Bratton, a trans woman who lived in Menlo Park, CA. In three in-depth interviews, Bratton discusses her transition, lifelong dysphoria, relationships, spirit...

  6. Sex Change Surgeries Maintained; Hospital to Continue Sex-Change Operations; Sex Change Surgery to Continue

     
    Collection: Stanford University Gender Dysphoria Program
    Institution: Stanford University Special Collections
    Creator:
    Date: Aug. 16, 1979
    Topics: Gender-affirming surgery, Medical care, Post-operative
    Subject: Johns Hopkins Gender Identity Clinic, Norman Fisk, Stanford University Gender Dysphoria Program
    Description: These three articles explain the continuation of the Stanford University Gender Dysphoria Program, despite the closure of a similar program at Johns Hopkins.

  7. Sex-Change Surgery

     
    Collection: Stanford University Gender Dysphoria Program
    Institution: Stanford University Special Collections
    Creator:
    Date: Aug. 16, 1979
    Topics: Gender-affirming surgery, Medical care, Post-operative
    Subject: Johns Hopkins Gender Identity Clinic, Norman Fisk, Stanford University Gender Dysphoria Program
    Description: This article explains the continuation of the Stanford University Gender Dysphoria Program, despite the closure of a similar program at Johns Hopkins.

  8. Stanford Will Continue Sex-Change Operations

     
    Collection: Stanford University Gender Dysphoria Program
    Institution: Stanford University Special Collections
    Creator:
    Date: Aug. 15, 1979
    Topics: Gender-affirming surgery, Medical care, Post-operative
    Subject: Johns Hopkins Gender Identity Clinic, Norman Fisk, Stanford University Gender Dysphoria Program
    Description: This article explains the continuation of the Stanford University Gender Dysphoria Program, despite the closure of a similar program at Johns Hopkins.

  9. Stanford Will Do Operations

     
    Collection: Stanford University Gender Dysphoria Program
    Institution: Stanford University Special Collections
    Creator:
    Date: Aug. 16, 1979
    Topics: Gender euphoria, Gender-affirming surgery, Post-operative
    Subject: Norman Fisk, Stanford University Gender Dysphoria Program
    Description: In this article, Dr. Norman Fisk shares positive outcomes from trans patients who have received gender affirming surgery.